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      Photo By: Bauslaugh, Paris, Ontario.

      This item consists of a framed photograph of a man having his picture taken in a studio. He is depicted with a bow-tie suit and wears a mustache. The photo were taken by Thomas Bauslaugh, located in Paris, Ontario.

      This item consists of a framed photograph of a woman having her picture taken while seated in a studio. The photo was taken by Thomas Bauslaugh, located in Paris, Ontario.

      This item consists of a framed photograph of two men having their picture taken in a studio. One man is standing while the other is sitting, both of which are dressed in working-class style clothing and hats. The photo was taken by Thomas Bauslaugh, located in Paris, Ontario.

      This item consists of a framed photograph of a young man having his picture taken in a studio. The picture focuses on his head and shoulders, and he is well-dressed. The photo was taken by George W. Searl, located in 148 Colborne St., Brantford, Ontario. Size 4x6”

      This item consists of a framed photograph of two women having their picture taken in a studio. The picture depicts the two ladies wearing hats and being well-dressed. It is unknown when the image was taken. The photo was taken by William H. Dame at 330 1/2 Yonge St., Toronto, …

      This item consists of a framed photograph which depicts the inside of someone's home. The photo was taken by William H. Dame, located at 330 1/2 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario. Size 8x4.5”.

      This item consists of a framed photograph of a man having his picture taken in a studio. The picture focuses on his head and shoulders, and he is well-dressed. It is unknown when the image was taken. The photo was taken by Charles J. Neil, located at 514 Queen St., …

      Halton Hills Public Library Board seated around the Board table. They are (L to R) Ralph Ursel, Rose Marie Baskin, Norm Elliott, D. Anderson, D. Scott, Ron Haggett, Anne Fisher and J. Kinnear.

      Halton Hills Public Library Board. They are (L to R) BACK Betsy Cornwall, __, ___, ___; FRONT: Rob Burnett, ___, Doug Magwood, Norm Elliott.

      The front entrance of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 120 at 127 Mill Street.

      Town Council portrait in front of the Union Flag and portraits of H.M. The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh in Municipal Building on Main Street. Mayor Douglas D Sargent is seated centre, Reeve J.A. Elliot, Deputy Reeve W.F. Hunter, D.W. Barranger, J.H. Emmerson, J.A. Brown, R. C. McNeilly, F.H. …

      The interior of the barn housing Marie Beaumont Antiques at 514 Main Street.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1975, p. 16     Ron White and his truck for burner service offered by the United Co-Op, which was located at Guelph and Armstrong Streets. There is one other negative very similar to this one.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1975, p. 16     Ron White and his truck for burner service offered by the United Co-Op, which was located at Guelph and Armstrong Streets. There are three other negatives very similar to this one.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 1970, p. 1     Clarence McPherson pumping gas at his Silvercreek gas station (13270 Trafalgar Road) and his son Roland are concerned that the re- routing of Highway #7 will by-pass his station.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 1970, p. 11     Winners of the Johnny Cornelius bonspiel at North Halton Golf and curling Club at 363 Maple Avenue West were (L to R) Jean Brander, skip Norm Constantine, Johnny Cornelius who made the presentation, Arden Mainprize and Wayne Taylor.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 1970, p. 2     Attending the 50th annual meeting of the Ontario division of the Red Cross were (L to R) FRONT: Mrs. A. Sutherland, Mrs. Gerry Walsh, Connie Nieuwhof; BACK: Mrs. P. Hughes, Mrs. Josie Foot and R.J. Kane, past- president of the Ontario Division.

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 1970, p. 12     This car on Ontario street demonstrates how narrow the road is at this spot.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1975, p. 16     Ron White and his truck for burner service offered by the United Co-Op, which was located at Guelph and Armstrong Streets. There is one other negative very similar to this one.