Résultats

      Georgetown Coated Paper Mill. Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Creighton Sr., Mr. Bingham. Second from left is Henry Shepherd. Henry Shepherd's father is the short man in the front row with overalls and his hands in his braces. Florence Anthony is the the third row. Rita Maw is also shown, who later …

      Built as the glass gardens, these premises became Smith and Stone with additions put on the front of the building.

      Probably Dr. H.A. McCullough (1866-1956)

      Winter scene of Main Street showing stores in McGibbon block including Bank of Hamilton and Herald Office. The J. F. Levinsky Gent’s Furnishings store had advertisements in a 1909 and 1910 Herald.

      P255

      Drummers Snack banner on the McGibbon Hotel, Georgetown.

      Also see photo 241.

      Christmas post card. Printed text reads: "A Merry Christmas". Back of card reads: "Miss M. Mathews, Georgetown, Ont., Main St. / With Best Xmas wishes may the new year [xxx xxxxx] in your [xxxx]. AM". This postcard belonged to Miss Margaret C. Mathews and was rescued from her house at …

      Christmas post card. Printed text reads: "Rafael: Madonna Sixtina / A Merry Christmas". Back of card reads: "Miss Margaret C. Mathews, Georgetown, Ontario, Dominion of Canada. / May all the joys of Christmas-tide be yours in fullest measure. Sincerely, Lillian M. Land." This postcard belonged to Miss Margaret C. Mathews …

      Christmas card. Printed text reads: "Remembrance and Greeting from the Dear Homeland". Written inside the first page is "From H. Sykes" and the printed text inside reads: "Can word of mine thy pathway cheer or make thy world the brighter, or loving tender thoughts cheer thee and make thy heart …

      Christmas card. Printed text reads: "To greet you with all kind thoughts and best wishes for Christmas and the coming year." Card addressed to "Margaret & Grandma". Inside printed text reads: "Here's ye Old Fashioned Wish in ye Old Fashioned way: Good Health to you and Yours This Christmas Day." …

      Christmas card. Printed text reads: "Christmas Greeting". Inside text reads: "Christmas Greetings. When the Yule log is glowing and the glasses raised on high This wish I pledge to thee May your Christmas happy be. C.M. Artlett. / To [handwritten with pencil] Miss Mathews / [printed text resumes] From [hand …

      Card announcing Christmas service and communion at St. George's Church. Printed text reads: "Seasons Greetings". Inside text reads: "St. George's Church, Georgetown / Xmas Day Service at 11 a.m., with Holy Communion. / A very Happy Xmas to you." Physical details: 11 cm X 5.5 cm, colour (red, green, gold), …

      Card announcing Christmas service and communion at St. George's Church. Printed text reads: "Seasons Greetings". Inside text reads: "St. George's Church, Georgetown / Xmas Day Service at 11 a.m., with Holy Communion. / A very Happy Xmas to you." Physical details: 11 cm X 5.5 cm, colour (red, green, gold), …

      Christmas gift tag. Text reads: "A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from [hand written] Jim / to [hand written] Miss Matthews" Physical details: 9 cm X 4.5 cm, colour (red, green & gold), left edge has corners clipped and a hole in the centre, embossed Santa Claus and holly …

      Christmas gift tag. Printed text reads: "Merry Christmas"; hand written text reads: "To Mrs. Mathews From Mrs. Arnold." Physical details: 8.5 cm X 5 cm, colour (red, green & gold), embossed floral and holly design.

      Thanksgiving Postcard. This postcard belonged to Miss Margaret C. Mathews and was rescued from her house at 113 Main Street South before demolition. Miss Mathews was a piano teacher.

      Thanksgiving post card. Printed text reads: "Thanksgiving Greetings". Back of card reads: "Miss M. Mathews, Georgetown, Ontario, / ..."Postage stamp: post mark: "" This postcard belonged to Miss Margaret C. Mathews and was rescued from her house at 113 Main Street South before demolition. Miss Mathews was a piano teacher.

      Margaret Maw Clayton married Alvin W. Clayton on 17 March 1910.

      A.B. CASTELL came to Georgetown in May 1905. Mounted on hard card, poorly re-touched.