Résultats

      Mailbox of M.V.C. Hume on 3rd Line, topped with a loon model.

      Mailbox in the shape of a motor car.

      Mailbox with a rabbit cut-out on top at 11212 5th Line.

      Rene’s Flowers in the Starkman Block at 4 Mill Street. This photo appeared in the Acton Heritage Inventory -Phase I, August 1996.

      The datestone on the parapet of the Starkman Block at 2 & 4 Mill Street, dates the building to 1922. This photo appeared in the Acton Heritage Inventory -Phase I, August 1996.

      Detail of the parapet on the Starkman Block at 2 & 4 Mill Street. This photo appeared in the Acton Heritage Inventory -Phase I, August 1996.

      The west side of the Starkman Block at 2 & 4 Mill Street. This photo appeared in the Acton Heritage Inventory -Phase I, August 1996.

      Aerial photograph of old YMCA camp: swimming pool and tennis courts. Silvercreek (the west branch of the Credit River) is in the top right cornerof the photograph.Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

      Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

      Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

      Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

      Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

      Physical details: 4 copies - 15 cm X 10 cm, satin finish colour prints. Copies A and B have anorange streak at the bottom centre and some discolouration to the bottom left; copies C and Dhave no such discolouration. These prints have been copied from an original.

      Post card with scenic views of Georgetown and areaon a yellow background. From left to right: Credit River, Cedarvale Park, the Copper Kettle(Glen Williams) and Main Street South (looking towards Highway 7).

      Post card with scenic views of Georgetown. Clockwise from top left: Historic Glen Williams Town Hall (built c. 1871); the annual Georgetown Fall Fair; downtown Georgetown (Main Street South).

      Physical details: colour prints; 3 shots of the same view.