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      Community Event at the lacrosse grounds.

      Blotter postcard for blue coal from J. Watkins, Norval. It is a photo of a farmer and his wife in the garden.

      Blotter postcard for Hamco Dustless Coal from J. Watkins. It is a hand drawn colour picture.

      Two unidentified women, possibly Ashenhursts.

      Post card of a Model T motorcar.

      Five members of Fire Brigade, three in uniform, two not.

      Framed composite OVERSIZE

      A view of Main Street looking south with the new O’Neill block on the right. It replaced an earlier building about 1923.

      Milton High School athletic trophy winners. Howard C. Wrigglesworth of Hornby is sitting front right.

      Imperial Oil gas station, garage and general store with man and boy out front.

      Two men drive a drey pulled by two Clydesdale horses on the Ashenhurst Farm. It is labeled “City Dairy Co. Farm” The City Dairy in Toronto was started by Walter Massey in 1901. This drey was probably sold off by the company. It was sold to American milk giant Borden’s …

      A modern photograph of the site is EHS12228.

      A modern photograph of the site is EHS12228.

 Georgetown Herald, 1925     Margaret Howden Finlay, wife of Ron Harrison, a Toronto police officer. She separated from her husband and operated summer bungalows, Walmer Lodge, near Beaverton, with her brother Wallace. She died in 1974 at Georgetown. Margaret was the youngest daughter of Edward Finlay (1847-1912).

      2nd building on right is 91 to 97 Main Street South. Notice the 5 windows on the 2nd floor. Only 4 windows remain (2009).

      Physical details: Photograph has been poorly re-touched along the roof-line and the tower; otherwise, it is in good condition.

      Pictures from the Maxwell files - script by M. Maxwell, R 4 Georgetown, Ontario L7G4S7"Physical details: 16 cm X 23 cm, folded card, printed in grey ink.

      Original frame Wesleyan Methodist Church, built 1841, and was moved in 1876 to James Street. It is shown on James Street in the service of J. S. Ruddy as a car garage and for sign painting. Joseph S. Ruddy was a painter in Georgetown in 1901. He died in 1931. …