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      also see P10186 and P10192.

      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.

      Norval on the Credit photo from Pinecrest Ridge. Text on back reads: "This photo taken from the Pinecrest Ridge, shows the old Drill Shed, the Iron Bridge at the end of Noble's Lane, and Russell's pines on the crest of the far hill. The whirlpool, immediately below the bridge was …

      Printed on front of card: "Norval Flour Mill." written on back of post card: "Mrs. W. J. SINCLAIR, Erin, Ontario. Georgetown Aug 24th. George and I will be up to your place on Sunday 30th. I don't know whether we will get up in time for church in the morning …

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

      One in a series of photo/notecards put together by Mary Maxwell in c1990. She was a long time resident of Norval.

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

      Also see Postcard (P362) address to Kenneth Hunter in Oxford Centre.

      Presbyterian Church in Norval.

      Front: Presbyterian Ch. Norval

      View from front of Presbyterian Church in Norval.

      Farmer's Bank of Canada building at the Guelph Street (highway #7) and Adamson Street, was built in 1907.

      View of St. Paul's Anglican Church front across street.

      Farm residence of John Hunter Sr. - owner of 300 acres near Norval station.

      View of the Credit valley from Cemetery Hill, Norval. Postcard addressed to Miss Isabel Moore, Georgetown, Ont. “Do you recognize any of Norval’s beautiful scenery…” Postage stamp of King Edward VII on reverse.

      The Hollywood Hotel, looking west on Guelph Street. Hustler Hardware is the brick building across the street.