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      Churchill United Church, 14406 3rd Line, Acton.

      17575 GEORGETOWN: Two contact sheets

      Piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose with their teacher Mrs. Wright at the end of the term.

      Portrait of artist Frank Charles Black (1893-1988). Black was a well-respected artist. He exhibited with the Ontario Society of Artists and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. He was also a colleague of the Group of Seven, and shared their initial profession, commercial art. He retired to Georgetown with his …

      Ligny School, SS#1, Esquesing school picture with teacher George C. Dobson and 48 students! Mr. Dobson taught from 1908-1910. The students are (L to R) FRONT: Marjorie Robb, Hattie Armstrong, Jennie Appleyard, Bobby Robb, Mable Peddie, Jean Peddie, Cora Springstein; SECOND ROW: Albert Peddie, Eva Houston, Alex Scott, Myrtle McClellan, …

      Aerial photograph of Acton and areas east to 8th Line. Fairy Lake is the large black area on the left, Indusmin Quarries at lower centre. The CN rail line cuts across the photo. Fourth line stretches from 32 Sideroad south to 15 Sideroad on this small-scale photo, approximately a scale …

      Aerial photograph of part of Nassageweya, Erin and Esquesing townships with Acton and Fairy Lake at lower centre. The curve in Highway #7 at Silver creek is at top right. This photo has a scale of approximately 1:75 000.

      Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Fairy Lake on the left. Third Line (Churchill Road) and Fourth Line intersect with Highway #7 running diagonally. This photo has a scale of approximately 1:30 000.

      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.

      Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Fairy Lake on the right. Highway #25 cuts diagonally through the photo, intersecting with the CN rail line north of Acton. This photograph has a scale of approximately 1:50 000.

 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.

      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.

      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.