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      Owner: The Klein Family Address: 15710 County Road 29 Structural History: Records indicate the following agricultural structures were erected at this address, although some may no longer remain standing. This chronological list provides a built heritage narrative to accompany the image of the remaining barn(s) on the property. 1901 Single …

      Owner: The Reddom Family Address: 315 Huff Road Structural History: Records indicate the following agricultural structures were erected at this address, although some may no longer remain standing. This chronological list provides a built heritage narrative to accompany the image of the remaining barn(s) on the property. 1890 Type I …

      The setting sun catches the Ontario Trust plaque in front of the Georgetown branch of the Halton Hills Public Library at 9 Church Street.

      Mayor Rick Bonnette shakes Mr. McGibbon’s hand after unveiling the street-side utility box cover. Artist Robert Johannsen gathers up the tarpaulin at left.

      Town Councillor Jane Fogel gestures toward the utility box cover during her speech. It features an image of the Hotel McGibbon from the EHS photo collection.

      Artist Robert Johannsen unveils the parking lot face of the utility box cover. It features The Clark Hotel, John Alexander “Sandy” Mackenzie and the Memorial Tree.

      Sandy Mackenzie stands in front of the panel about him on the utility box cover.

      Mayor Rick Bonnette stands with his arm around Sandy Mackenzie in front of the utility box cover.

      The utility box cover featuring The Clark Hotel, Sandy Mackenzie and the Memorial Tree is flanked by (L to R) Sandy Mackenzie, Wendy Farrow-Reed, Jane Fogel and Mayor Rick Bonnette.

      The empty car dealership at 15 Mountainview Road North. A 1973 photograph of Georgetown Chrysler can be seen at EHS01918.

      A crowd gathers at Dominion Gardens Park to await the fly- over of the Snowbirds. They flew over Halton Hills to honour the award of Most Patriotic Town in Canada.

      The Snowbirds formation fly by a photographer perched on top of the Halton Hills Fire Department aerial ladder at Dominion Gardens Park. They flew over Halton Hills to honour the award of Most Patriotic Town in Canada.

      Karen Smith, event organizer, speaks to the crowd gathered at the Ballinafad Community Hall to witness the unveiling of a plaque honouring Canadian singer “Stompin’” Tom Connors.

      The crowd applauds Karen Smith, event organizer, at the Ballinafad Community Hall before the unveiling of a plaque honouring Canadian singer “Stompin’” Tom Connors. Also shown (L to R) are: Willa Wick, Ev Robson (both from Wellington County Historical Society-WCHS), Ted Arnott (MPP), John Brennan (councillor from Town of Erin), …

      Preparing to unveil a plaque honouring Canadian singer “Stompin’” Tom Connors at the Ballinafad Community Hall are (L to R) Ted Brown, Erin councilor, Ted Arnott, MPP, Tom Connors, young Thomas Connors, Lena Connors and Karen Smith.

      Standing around a plaque honouring Canadian singer “Stompin’” Tom Connors at the Ballinafad Community Hall are (L to R) Ted Brown, Erin councilor, Ted Arnott, MPP, Tom Connors, young Thomas Connors, Lena Connors and Karen Smith.

      The plaque honouring Canadian singer “Stompin’” Tom Connors (1936-2013) sits on an easel at the Ballinafad Community Hall.

      This replica bronze sign saying, “Georgetown Memorial Arena” is held by (L to R) Dave Kentner, Bryan Lewis, Glenda Nixdorf and Finn Poulstrup. They are members of the Sports Museum and created the sign to be mounted on the brick wall behind them. Those bricks came from Memorial Arena.

      Owner: The Clitherow Family Address: 228 Goodfellow Road Structural History: Records indicate the following agricultural structures were erected at this address, although some may no longer remain standing. This chronological list provides a built heritage narrative to accompany the image of the remaining barn(s) on the property. 1920 Type I …

      Black and white photograph of unidentified students at the North Russell Public School.