Résultats

      Tony Pedulla graduate of University of Toronto as a Mechanical Engineer.

      Churchill Community Church, built as a Congregational Church in 1843 on Lot 32, Con 3, Esquesing. It joined the United Church in 1926 and became a community church in the 1960's. COLOUR

      J.B. and S.J. Mackenzie, taken by Sherman of Milton.

      J.B. Mackenzie

      Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of MacKenzie's Stone Mill.

      Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of Mackenzie's Stone Mill. Side view.

      Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of Mackenzie's Lumber Yard. Side view.

      Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of Mackenzie's Stone Mill. Rozell is holding the reins and the wagon is across James Street.

      Mackenzie Lumber Buildall

      Inside the Mackenzie Planing mill with Mackenzie grandchildren. COLOUR

      Inside the Mackenzie Planing mill with Mackenzie grandchildren. COLOUR

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 23 Jul 1969, p. 14     Mary Pedverse, of Silvercreek, ranked one of six Ontario scholars at Georgetown District High School.

      Inside the Mackenzie Planing mill with Mackenzie grandchildren. COLOUR

      Inside the Mackenzie Planing mill with Mackenzie grandchildren. COLOUR

      Inside the Mackenzie Planing mill with Mackenzie grandchildren. COLOUR

      Jean Mackenzie

      The crew which went from Georgetown one summer to assemble 26 pre-cut homes in 26 weeks near Prestney's Dome (mine) at Shoemaker, Ontario. Bottom right: Bill Hyde; Top: _____ ?,_____ ?, Del Laird, _____?, ______?, ______?, Hayes, _____?

      Ken Mackenzie in RCAF uniform on front steps of Mackenzie home on Mill Street. Ken also ran the Acton store from 1945 until his death in 1950.

      Man in boots beside chair. Photo taken in studio of D. Buthcart, Georgetown. Acc#93.23

      Unveiling of the restored Tremaine Map by the Halton Hills Public Libraries and the Esquesing Historical Society.