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      This photograph depicts the Grand Trunk Railway accident which occurred on the bridge in St. George, Ont. in 1916. The original photo is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      This is the last will and testament of Benjamin Bell Patten of the village of St. George. The original document is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      This is a letter from McMaster, Montgomery, Fleury and Co. law firm to George H. Muirhead of St. George, Ont., regarding his concerns that he had not been properly compensated. The original document is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      This is a letter from George Muirhead from Osgoode Hall in Toronto addressed to Dr. [Addison] in St. George, Ont., regarding Salem Kitchen's case. The original document is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      A letter by Mr. Muirhead to Dr. Addison of St. George, Ont., relating to the lawsuit against the Grand Valley Railway Co. The original document is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      This photograph depicts the Grand Trunk Railway wreck outside of St. George, Ont., in October 1916. The original photo was provided by the County of Brant Public Library.

      This is a postcard with a photograph of the Agriculture Works building in St. George. The photograph depicts the "new" factory built in 1878 after the former structure burned down the year before. Agriculture works was located on the northwest corner of Beverly and Reid streets. The company was founded …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of Sunnyside in St. George. Sunnyside was constructed in 1888 by Dr. E.E. Kitchen, built as a show piece with Romanesque Revival style features. Sunnyside was the location for the inaugural meeting of the St. George Women's Institute beginning in 1903 until 1920. …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of Howell Block on Main Street in St. George. The photo depicts the south end of the east side of downtown. From right to left, the buildings are: the Howell Block, the Reid Block, the Richardson Block, the Haas Block, the Cummings House …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of the railway station in St. George, located on the west side of the railway bridge. This two storey building was eventually removed in 1947, and was replaced by a smaller structure that was attached to the freight shed. The date is unknown …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of the reconstruction of the Grand Trunk Railway Station in St. George, located half a mile south of the village. The photograph is believed to have been taken following an accident in 1916. This accident followed the deadly train derailment in 1889 that …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of the Methodist Church in St. George. The church was built in 1869 by architect Mr. Turner from Brantford, and builder James Pickering, also from Brantford. Its original location was the current site of the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 605 on Main Street …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of horses pulling logs on Main Street in St. George. The photo depicts Howell and Reid Block in the background. The false stonework on the stucco facade of Reid Block is visible. The date is unknown but presumed to be around 1916-1920. This …

      This is a postcard titled "Back Numbers - St. George," with a photograph of a yoke of oxen pulling a wagon of gravel or manure. The phrase "back numbers" is used to refer to old, out-of-date issues of a periodical. The date is unknown but presumed to be around 1916-1920. …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of what was presumably J.B. Howell's House in St. George. The photograph depicts a side view of the one-and-a-half storey white frame house. James B. Howell was a grandson of Isaac Howell, the original Howell settler in the area. The 1876 South Dumfries …