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      Aerial photograph of west Georgetown and Stewarttown area. Photo is a composite from a collection of photographs.

      Lawson Mill after being remodelled by Walter Lawson. This mill was destroyed by fire.

      Georgetown High School, Class of 1945-46. Left to Right – Front Row – Ross Norton, Jose Smith, Carl Schenk, Ken Mendham, Joe Peters, Bill Arnold, Gerard Wilcox, John Whitney, Jim Golden, Bill Muir, Gray Merriam, Jim Hamilton, Ron Cash, Dave Lucas, Jim Kirkwood, Ross Dillon, Jim Glazier, Paul Johnson, Ed …

      End of World War Two parade; Apple Products float.

      Armed Forces parade in Glen Williams to mark the end of World War Two. Wheeler's store is in background.

      Armed Forces parade to the Lacrosse Grounds for presentations of gratitude by the citizens of the village at the end World War Two. Wheeler's store is in background.

      A view of Maple Avenue after the ice storm on Friday 27th December.

      Members of the Royal Canadian Legion march along Knox Street towards Prospect Park. Henry Shepherd is the lead marcher in the foreground.

      Flames engulf the frame structure of the freight shed. The disastrous fire destroyed the CN freight sheds and the Tyler home.

      Aerial photograph of Acton with Fairy Lake on the lower left. Neither the Warren Grove (war-time) nor Glen Lea subdivisions have been built in this photo with approximately a scale of 1:50 000.

      Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Beardmore Tannery lands and the forested Black creek at the bottom. This photograph has a scale of approximately 1:50 000.

      Three young ladies from the Scotch Block 4H Club.

      ASHGROVE: Joseph and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake with son Ronald and daughter Joan.

      The home of William and Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake.

      ASHGROVE: Charles Kirby and his son Tedd, aged 6 years outside of William Drake’s house.

      Acton Public School staff (now Robert Little School). From left to right are G. McKenzie, La Hie Bentley, D. Folster, I. Anderson, D. Switzer, Kay Alger and Elmer Smith.

      Ice coats the trees along Trafalgar Road south of Ashgrove.

      Gathering for a summer photograph are L to R BACK: R.J. Graham, Walter, Nora, Floella Ruddell, Violet; FRONT: Mrs. R.J. Graham, Wilbert Brownridge, Doris Brownridge, Agnes (Brownridge) Smith, Arthur Ruddell.

      Brothers John (1878-1954) and George (1876-1960) Murdock, farmers and carpenters from Ashgrove, stand in Dominion Seed House gardens for s photograph.