Résultats

      Rev. Dr. L.A. HOWARD died at Ingersoll, Ontario (east of London) in 1959. Poorly re-touched.

      First car over new bridge (tannery bridge)

      See also Photo Number 257.

      See Also Photo Number 256.

      View of Georgetown Public School on Chapel Street. Note the name spelled out in white rocks on the hill in the grass.

      McKinnon Industries is now the General Motors Plant 1 on Ontario Street. Physical details: very good condition.

      Nellie McDonald (right) with two ladies and a young boy on steps.

      Portrait of employees of Georgetown Hoisery Ltd. The company was on King Street by the tracks. In later years it was Smith and Stone Bakelite Division. Front: Jack Graham, Reg Winfield, Reg Hoare, Bill Allen, Jim Valentine, -------Heimbecker. Middle: Bordie Marchment, Bill Norton, George "Jiggs" Cooper, ---------, Mr. Klotz, manager, …

      Man and child on footbridge over dam on the Credit River.

      Mrs. Solway and Gertie Martin working on blankets in the Glen Woollen Mills.

      Left to Right - Back Row: Fred Armstrong, Jack Hughs, Frank Sykes, Jim Fox, Ted Appleyard, Clarence Walters, Jack Addy, Cyril Brantford, Mr. Godfrey, Joe Armstrong, Bob Muir, Dennis Tracey, Mr. Sheppard, I. Walters, Roy Ward, Bill Brydon, Jack Ritchie, Henry Sheppard. 2nd Row : Bob Addy, Mr. McCumber, Pete …

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1930     Construction Crew, c.1930. Garfield McGilvray is in the 5th row, 2nd from the left, wearing a white Panama hat. This photo was published in the Acton Free Press, September 07, 1988. The caption reads "Not many will remember when this picture was taken as workmen were building a railroad trestle …

      Acton Tanner’s Intermediate Hockey Club with executive from 1936-37 seasons.

      Only the right-hand side of the photo is shown here.

      Georgetown High School students and staff on the lawn of the school, visible in the background.

      Highland Games, 25 Jul 1936 – The Second Annual Highland Games organized by the Georgetown Pipe Band. The Lorne Rifles (Scottish) Band, and Guelph and Galt Pipe Bands attended the games. Left to Right – Back Row – Bandmaster Alf Parrot, unknown, Tom Eason, Bill Emslie, Euphonium - Wilf Gill, …

      The elected members were Reeve Harrison, Acton; Reeve Allen and Deputy-reeve Blair, Burlington; Reeve Parr, Georgetown; Reeve Irving, Milton; Reeve Harrison and deputy-reeve Byers, Oakville; Reeve Thorpe and deputy-reeve McNiven, Nelson; Reeve Currie and deputy-reeve N.A. Robinson, Esquesing; Reeve Hall and deputy-reeve Gilbert, Trafalgar; Reeve Finney, Nassagaweya.

      Catherine Clayton

      Catherine Clayton

      Percy and Joe Maw at 418 West Doty Street, Madison, Wisconsin. (2)