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      Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. This photo appeared on page 44. Mac retired as the longest serving Sheriff of the Halton Region.

      GO train / VIA Rail sign at Georgetown station.

      Detail of beams in the barn at Devereaux house, 11494 Trafalgar Road, being lot 18, Concession 7E, Esquesing.

      The barn at Devereaux house, 11494 Trafalgar Road, being lot 18, Concession 7E, Esquesing. It was later demolished.

      At Devereaux house, 11494 Trafalgar Road, on lot 18, Concession 7E, Mrs. Lucy Emslie speaks to a Town official while Mrs. Betty Hunter listens. The barn was later demolished.

      The front facade of Devereaux house at 11494 Trafalgar Road, being lot 18, Concession 7E, Esquesing.

      A beautiful chalice belonging to L’Eglise Sacré-coeur was discovered by Pere (Father) Gionet in the basement of the Church. His research revealed it was one of only 300 made in France in 1885, the year the Church was built.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 21 Feb 1999, p. 3     Arlene Bruce, Halton Hills school trustee, director of United Way and became President of United Way in May 1989.

      Pere (Father) Gionet and Mayor Marilyn Sargentson unveil an historic plaque at L’Eglise Sacré-coeur at 39 Guelph Street.

 Georgetown Herald, 1999, p. 44     Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. This photo appeared on page 44. Mac retired as the longest-serving Sheriff of the Halton Region

      Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. Mac retired as the longest-serving Sheriff of the Halton Region.