Résultats

      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.

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

      A farmer rests on a massive old stump under a tripod with his horse, before commencing the task of pulling the stump up out of the ground.

      See EHS20091 for another view of the same scene.

      Lax-Liver Pills and Castoria. Advertisement.

      Waterloo Steam Engine owned by Wifrid BIRD. He used it to drive his Waterloo separator when he started.

      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.

      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.

      St. John’s Anglican Church, 10996 Trafalgar Road at 15 Sideroad. The former 1833 Wesleyan Methodist Church was moved here in 1883 to serve as an Anglican Church. This photo shows the south side of the building. Halton Images

      : St. John’s Anglican Church, 10996 Trafalgar Road at 15 Sideroad. The former 1833 Wesleyan Methodist Church was moved here in 1883 to serve as an Anglican Church. This photo shows the north side of the building. Former Stewarttown School, S.S. #6, is in the background

      Pen and ink sketch of St. John’s Anglican Church, 10996 Trafalgar Road at 15 Sideroad. The former 1833 Wesleyan Methodist Church was moved here in 1883 to serve as an Anglican Church.

 Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 26 May 2011, SE04     Liam Carson of the Silvercreek Public School was honoured at the Celebration of Student Excellence.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 7 Dec 1967, p. 14     Talking over results from Monday’s Esquesing Township election are winners Bob Lawson (standing), Wilfred Leslie (left) and Pat Patterson.

      Mailbox at 12399 15 Sideroad with a rooster cut-out on top.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 26 Feb 1970, p. 1     Snowmobile racers get ready to run the Polar Bear Snow Trails laid out by the Georgetown Jaycees on Sunday 22 February 1970.

      Shelving books at the new Esquesing Township Library at the former Township Hall, 33 Stewarttown Road are (L to R) Madge Allwood, Ruth Wilson, Joan Lister, Edna Mae Markham and Ann Berry.

 Georgetown Herald, 25 Mar 1971, p. 18     A trio entertains at St. John's Anglican Church St. Patrick's Day supper.