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      Georgetown Coated Paper Mill. Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Creighton Sr., Mr. Bingham. Second from left is Henry Shepherd. Henry Shepherd's father is the short man in the front row with overalls and his hands in his braces. Florence Anthony is the the third row. Rita Maw is also shown, who later …

      Probably Dr. H.A. McCullough (1866-1956)

      Winter scene of Main Street showing stores in McGibbon block including Bank of Hamilton and Herald Office. The J. F. Levinsky Gent’s Furnishings store had advertisements in a 1909 and 1910 Herald.

      Drummers Snack banner on the McGibbon Hotel, Georgetown.

      Also see photo 241.

      Margaret Maw Clayton married Alvin W. Clayton on 17 March 1910.

      A.B. CASTELL came to Georgetown in May 1905. Mounted on hard card, poorly re-touched.

      The Dayfoot home (the Rowans) showing the gardens and the dog.

      Charles B. Dayfoot

      View of Guelph Street, Georgetown, showing High School and the English (St. George's) Church

      Physical details: color photo

      Physical details: printing is in red. color photo

      Barber Paper Mills, Georgetown, and the Credit River.

      Dayfoot family portrait. Warner Philip, Philo Kilborn, Harry Carpenter, Gertrude Helene, and Charles Brown (father of Art Dayfoot) Dayfoot.

      Man on top of haywagon, probably McCullough farm. The farm was originally bought by Dr. Robert McCullough in 1848.

      A panorama of Queen Street with #9 and #11 on the north side and #41 in the distance. The sidewalk on the right has concrete steps set into the embankment.

 Georgetown Herald, 1910     Anna Anderson Finlay (1883-1966), wife of George M. Arnold (1885-1969). PHOTOGRAPHER: Poole, St. Catharines

 Georgetown Herald, 1910     Anna Anderson Finlay (1883-1966), wife of George M. Arnold (1885-1969). PHOTOGRAPHER: Poole, St. Catharines

      The fair grounds park, Georgetown

      20th Regiment band, Georgetown. Extreme right front row is Jack Ballantine, aged about 18 years - taken before World War One.