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 appeared in Georgetown Independent, 7 Aug 1974, p. 24. Date of Event: 7 Aug 1974     Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Atkinson, of Stewarttown celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a family party, Monday afternoon....

 appeared in Georgetown Independent, 7 Aug 1974, p. 24. Date of Event: 7 Aug 1974     Guest from all over Canada and United States, gathered at the Mount Airy Hotel, in the Thousand Islands, to honour Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tamblyn of 21 Raylawn Cr., on the occasion of their 50th anniversary last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tamblyn were married in 1924 in Toronto and moved …

 appeared in Georgetown Independent, 14 Aug 1974, p. 19. Date of Event: 29 Jun 1974     Norrie, Hyde marry in June Loreen Mildred Hyde and Stephen George Norrie were married in Norval United Church on June 29. Laurie Hyde is employed as a secretary at Wright Instruments Ltd., in Malton. She is the daughter of William and Margaret Hyde of 24 Normandy Blvd., Georgetown. Steve ...

 appeared in Georgetown Independent, 4 Sep 1974, p. 6     Anniversary A group of Georgetown friends surprised fromer Georgetowners George and Isobel Mundy with a 25th anniversary party at their home in Guelph on Labor Day. The Mundys well-known in the Georgetown area, moved to Guelph three and a half years ago, but have kept in contact with their ...

 appeared in Georgetown Independent, 25 Sep 1974, p. 17. Date of Event: 5 Oct 1929     Ruddells celebrate 45th soon by Mrs. John Bellboddy Congatualtlions and the best of good wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruddell who celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary on October 5-45 years of wedded bliss. Yes, it was the year 1929. God grant that both of you may have many …

 appeared in Bolton Enterprise, 24 Mar 1976, p. 2. Date of Event: 13 Mar 1976     ...

 appeared in Bolton Enterprise, 7 Apr 1976, p. 6. Date of Event: 19 Mar 1976     ...

      This house was built in 1856. In 1999, the Rowe house was moved to Front Street East.

      This castle-style house was built in 1874 for Sheriff Nelson G. Reynolds after he moved out of Trafalgar Castle. It is located on the south-east corner of Byron and Dunlop Streets at 301 Byron Street South. From 1904-1963 it belonged to the Hatch family. In 1973 it was converted into …

 Unknown, Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Ontario, Ont. (Toronto, Ontario: J.H. Beers & Co., 1877), 1977     John R. Hill lived on the north half of lot 27 of Concession 4 (Taunton Road) in Whitby Township.

      The Whitby Community Arena was built between 1953 and 1954 on the site of the Burns and Taylor arena. The Community Arena was official opened on 29 September 1954. It operated until 1972, when it was condemned under provincial building standards and demolished.

      Black and white photograph showing the Ontario Bank building located at 122 Brock Street North. The bank was built in 1867-1868.

      Black and white negative showing the colour party about to turn north on Byron Street from Dundas Street during the County Town Carnival parade.

      Black and white negative showing the County Town Carnival parade proceeding west on Dundas Street. View looking west from the roof of the W.C. Town Funeral home at 110 Dundas St. E.

      Black and white negative showing the County Town Carnival parade proceeding west on Dundas Street. View looking west from the roof of the W.C. Town Funeral home at 110 Dundas St. E.

      William Smith settled on lot 21 of Broken Front Concession in 1830 or 1831. Directed by his 1859 will, Smith's sons erected a stone house in 1868. The house became the residence of Thomas H. Smith and was later owned by the Bonnetta and Hanna families. In January 1990 the …

      The Canadian Pacific Railway station was built in 1913, closed in 1971, and demolished in 1977. It was located at 703 Brock St. N. on the south side of the CPR crossing.

      The Canadian Pacific Railway station was built in 1913, closed in 1971, and demolished in 1977. It was located at 703 Brock St. N. on the south side of the CPR crossing.

      The land for this Methodist Church on the south side of Highway 2 was given by James Almond, a neighboring settler. The church was served by traveling preachers until it was taken over by the Ministers from the Whitby Methodist Tabernacle. In later years, Almonds Church had its own Minister. …

 appeared in Brampton Daily Times, 8 May 1979, p. 7     ...