Résultats

      Physical details: mounted on black card, some silvering.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Dec 1913, p. 2     Souvenir Edition of Herald

      Granny (Mrs. Robert) Hill (1851-1949) in front of her home. The Glen Woollen mills barn is across Tweedle Street.

      In 2008 Millie Timbers wrote: This photo is of my late brother Bill Norton and the house was next to the Credit River. Brother Bill passed away in 1997 in Guelph and is buried in Glen Williams as is my brother Chuck who passed away in 2006

      The Glen Woollen Mills and Barraclough House viewed from the bridge over the Credit River, during the winter.

      Glen Williams Fife and Drum Band in Orange Day parade on Main Street, in front of Joe Marchment home.

      Eddie Hill (on the horse), Una Hill, Aunt Mable, Nan Hill and Lizzie Hill.

      Sam, Aunt Kate, Una Hill? (b.1919), Aunt Mabel, Ed Hill? And Ethel Brennan.

      Nan Hill (Aunt to Una (Hill) Wheeler), at gate of 3 Tweedle Street.

      Garden View of 3 Tweedle Street, showing Mary Cooper's house on Main Street.

      End of World War Two parade; Apple Products float.

      Armed Forces parade in Glen Williams to mark the end of World War Two. Wheeler's store is in background.

      See P102.

      Armed Forces parade to the Lacrosse Grounds for presentations of gratitude by the citizens of the village at the end World War Two. Wheeler's store is in background.

      Smith & Stone - Woman at Machine

      Smith & Stone - 2 Girls at Machine

      Smith & Stone was founded in 1919 to manufacture items related to electricity like porcelain and bakelite wiring devices, porcelain insulators, conduit fittings, and switches. It closed on 20 October 1992. Smith & Stone photographs: man at desk

      Smith & Stone - 2 Women in Coveralls and Masks

      Smith & Stone - Santa Claus

      Smith & Stone - Women and one man at Christmas Tree set up in the warehouse.