Résultats

      Al Zanatta, Vice-Principal transferred to Stewarttown.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 14 Jan 1965, p. 5     Construction of addition at the Stewarttown Senior Public School.

      The Stewarttown Train Station in a state of dilapidation. The word "Stewarttown" can be madeout in the sign above the door. The signal lights for the station can be seen to the extreme left and the part of a track can be seen in the bottom left corner.

      Two receipts from the Trafalgar, Esquesing and Erin Road Company to Christian Barnes and Ninian Lindsay.

      Devereaux House at 11494 Trafalgar Road, south of Highway #7.

 Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, c.1908     Looking south down Main Street from Bunker's Hill. Hotel on right is Hill's Hotel, which burned on 5 October 1909.

      J.A. Willoughby's Golf Club

      The new store built in 1949/50 by Bob and Daisy Harris on Main Street, Stewarttown.

      Rear of St. John's Anglican Church and driving sheds. Sheds were removed in 1958.

 Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, 1894 or 1895, p. 149     S.S.#6 Stewarttown Public School. LEFT Back: Mr. Morrison, teacher, Nellie Thompson, Edith Thompson, Adie Boscoby, Bella Little, Clara Barnes, Darnley Willis, Mary Little, Eva Barnes (Arnold), Wilhemina Thompson, James Reid, Tracy Currie, George Maguire, R.J. Graham, Bob Appleby, Jim Barnes, Jack J. Thompson and Hodge Barnes; Second row: Ethel Somerville, …

      S.S. no 6 class picture

      Mrs. Harry MacMillan (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Corner) and Mrs. Walter Lawson at unveiling of cairn at Stewarttown School to memory of Austin Corner. 1904- 1966. The school bell was used from 1873-1958

      Railway Bridge, W.D. Johnson saw mill, house, and barn in rear.

      Picnic held in Stewarttown. Walter, Jean, and Bill Lawson marked by X

      Standish Family. Left: Miss Sarah Standish, Mrs. Standish (mother of Sarah & James), James L. Standish.

      Walter Lawson Sr., who took over the Stewarttown mills from H. P. Lawson in 1890.

      Lawson Flour Mill - destroyed by fire in 1907.Left: Walter Lawson sr., Bert Hill, Mrs. Walter Lawson sr., Jean Lawson (Mrs. Joe Hunter), Miss Hettie Lawson, Pearl Richardson and Miss Mary Lawson.

      Lawson Mill

      Lawson Mill after being remodelled by Walter Lawson. This mill was destroyed by fire.

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