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      The school was situated in the Scotch Block area north of Milton. For further information on the Scotch Block, see "Halton's Scotch Block; the people and their stories" by Jim Dills and Gloria (Stark)Brown. Scan only

      L-R - Back row: Peggy Johnson, Edythe Davis, Eliza Lawson, Helen Service, Mary Murray, Mrs. W. Snow, Isabelle Patterson, Eva Chisholm, Catherine Currie, Ada McCann, Gladys Robertson, ?, Jean Robertson, Mary Brown. Front row: ?, Mrs. Peddie, Mrs. Rowney, Mrs. Love, ?, Edith Joyce, Mrs. N. Lawson, Doreen Hume.

      For further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"

      This map lays out the land division and ownership of the northern Esquesing region as of 1858. It is one of eight maps of the Halton townships. It also includes depictions of important local buildings including the Canadian Collegiate Institute, the residence of James Barber Esquire, and Credit Paper Mills. …

      This map lays out the land division and ownership of the Esquesing region as of 1858. It is one of eight maps of the Halton townships. It also includes depictions of important local buildings including the Credit Paper Mills, Gage Hacaman & Company, and the Residence of William Pickard Esq. …

      Silo Filling at Pearl Brownridge farm. Note the use of horses as draught animals.

      Clayton WILSON taking friends for a horse drawn sleigh ride.

      Clayton Dick ploughing with a tractor while Will Hardy ploughs with a horse and plough. This photo was staged to demonstrate the change in technologies.

      Clayton DICK posing in his new Overland Auto. Note the Ontario licence plate number: ONT 21871

      Esquesing Township Meeting poster. Reads: "Esquesing Township Meeting!! A requisition having been forwarded to me, signed by a number of Freeholders residing within this Township, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of erecting (by taxation or subscription) and determining the site of a Town hall, I hereby …

      Malcolm Black house on Winston Churchill Blvd. At Norval Station.

      McCullough Cemetery looking west. Lindsay Court roadway in foreground.

      Physical Details: photograph very faded.

      The school stood at 22nd sideroad and Highway 7. Charlotte C. Ford was the teacher from 1893 until 1895. Susan Stull was married in 1895 and became Mrs. Miller. See P12544

      Children and three women in front of stone building, which appears to be Esquesing School Section No. 16, Stone School which stood at 22 Sideroad and Trafalgar Road.

      Mrs. Robinson

      Elsie Foster taught at Esquesing School Section No. 16 from 1897-1899. The school stood at 22 Sideroad and Trafalgar Road, Esquesing Township, also known as Henderson's Corners.

      Taken from an album with seven other photos.

      Taken from an album with seven other photos.