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      Postmark on the front. Possibly Halton County Council Members on bridge.

      The house was used as a bobbin factory and a barrel factory before being converted into a double house. Sam Roberts and his mother lived in one half. Then the Davidson's owned it when they bought the ballpark area. It was destroyed by fire in January 1939. It stood where …

      Dam and footbridge over the Credit River.

      Hotel of Thomas J. Hill

      The same class in a different pose is available at ehs10217.

      View of the village taken from cemetary hill annual spring flood. Glen Woollen Mills at centre.

      View taken from upper storey of Glen Woollen Mills looking towards cemetary hill. Flume at centre, river on right.

      Credit is given on the back to R.H. Nixon, Georgetown.

      Main Street after an ice storm from the tannery bridge looking towards Wheeler's store.

      Wheeler's Store on Main Street.

      Wheeler children on Prince Street, blacksmith's shop to the right.

      Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. P98.2 - 12.5 cm X 9 cm

      View of the village from McMaster's farm (wildwood area). The saw mill is centre left.

      Portrait of George and Elizabeth (Standish) LESLIE

      Three female members of the Leslie Family

      James, Robert and George LESLIE are the children of George Leslie (1799-1890) who was the eldest son of John Leslie (1766-1842)

      Man in front of Granny Hill's house on Tweedle Street.

      Ben, Pearl and Grace Foster at old dynamo. The workman is unknown. After joining the Ontario Hydro grid, it was a warehouse until Apple Products moved in. It is now part of the Williams Mill complex.

      Tom McNally at Logan Quarries which were established in 1899 by Hugh Logan to quarry freestone.

      St. Alban's Anglican Church on Main Street. It was erected in 1902.