Résultats

      Dayfoot family portrait. Warner Philip, Philo Kilborn, Harry Carpenter, Gertrude Helene, and Charles Brown (father of Art Dayfoot) Dayfoot.

      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.

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

      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 Miss Moore mounted on brown card stock. Miss Moore was a grade 1 teacher at Acton Public School in the 1920s.

      View of Georgetown from the railroad showing the Dayfoot Shoe Factory.

      Hotel of Thomas J. Hill

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

      Walter Lawson's Saw Mill at the head of the pond. John Appelbe was sawyer. A boiler exploded which ended activities here.

      Postcard of the Nottawasaga River. Message on the back. This postcard was addressed to Miss Margaret C. Mathews. Acc#93.26

      portrait of a man and a woman

      Blue Mountain School, Esquesing Twp, being SS no. 14 on 7th line. Back row: Will Hiltz, Dick Shorthill, Herb Allen, Comfort Roszell, Frank Robinson, Aggie Shorthill, Winniei Anthony, Hattie Lindsay, Clara McEnery, Helen Betts, Miss BarberSecond row: Maudie Allen, Phoebe Hiltz, Ruth Betts, Daisy Currie, Katie McLeod, Annie Cole, Wilda …

      portrait of a woman standing by a window

      portrait of four girls

      Jillian Jones writes: This is a portrait of my maternal grandmother Margaret, and her brother, William.

      Physical Details: Color photograph