Résultats

      Smith & Stone - Woman at Machine

      Smith & Stone - 2 Girls at Machine

      Norrie Wilson shakes the hand of a retiring employee. Smith & Stone was founded in 1919 to manufacture items related to electricity like porcelain and bakelite wiring devices, porcelain insulators, conduit fittings, and switches. It closed on 20 October 1992.

      Hydro Electric Commission Chairmen 1913-1980. Dr.J.R. NIXON (1913-1916), J.C. RUSH (1917-1921), J.M. MOORE (1922-1933, 1936-1939),H.C. DAYFOOT (1934-1935, 1940). Jos. GIBBONS (1941-1943), W.H. KENTNER (1944-1946), A.G. FARNELL (1947-1950, 1952, 1954, 1956, 1958, 1960, 1962), E.W. BINKLEY (1951, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961), J.C. ARMSTRONG (1963, 1965-1969), 1972-1974), G.W. McCallum (1970-1971), W.R. …

      Pen and Ink sketch of the brick two-storey general store at the corner of Steeles Avenue and Hornby Road (7th Line). It was built in 1929.

      Pen and Ink sketch of the Scott residence and general store on 22 Sideroad. This sketch was done in 2010.

      Pen and Ink sketch of the former Somerville home at 9597 Highway #7. It has been demolished.

      21983 ASHGROVE: Descendants of the Reid family of Lot 15, Con. 9, gathered in Saskatchewan. They are Bruce Armstrong, Gordon Smith, Lee Fillion, Clifford Fillion, Philip McCrimmon, Murray McCrimmon, Scotty McCrimmon, Bonnie Armstrong, Collen Smith, Glen Armstrong, Tisha Armstrong, Bonnie Armstrong, Dawn McCrimmon, Kerry McCrimmon, Shirley Fillion, Marie Reid, Tanya …

      A leather coaster with the inscription: Genuine Canadian leather –Beardmore, Acton, Ontario -519-853-1440”. Beardmore tanneries operated in Acton from 1865 until 1986.