Postcard showing the buildings of the Milton Pressed Brick Company, 1925.

    Provincial Paper Coating and Finishing Division..

    Provincial Paper - Case Making Dept. C1900

  c 1900's  Provincial Paper - Coating Dept.

    Coated Paper mills, inside shot. See also P2 .

    Coated paper mills, inside of colour room. Also see P3 .

  1989  Colour photo of Rev. A.C. Dayfoot showing the original siding on the former warehouse for the Dayfoot Shoe Factory.

  1989  Colour photo of former Dayfoot Shoe factory buildings.

  1945  Dayfoot Shoe Factory just before it was sold.

  c.1910  Built as the glass gardens, these premises became Smith and Stone with additions put on the front of the building.

    Rear view of Glen Woolen Mills, Melrose Knitting. Glen Williams Woolen Mills Company was established in 1907. The Melrose Knitting Company became a subsidiary and operated in the same building until 1949. The warehouse was ruined by another fire in 1954.

  c.1910  Two storey double house in the ballpark. Robert Brennan and George Hodgins families. The house was used as a bobbin factory and a barrel factory before being converted into a double house. Sam Roberts and his mother lived in one half. Then the Davidson's owned it when they bought the ballpark...

    Coated Paper Mills factory beside the rail yard, Georgetown. GEORGETOWN Coated Paper Mills Ltd., Georgetown, Ontario -5

  c. 1920  Interior shot of the Georgetown Coated Paper Mills. Seven unidentified male employees in the foreground and two in the background. Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this...

    Barber Brothers Paper Mills, Georgetown with railroad bridge and tracks running in front of factory.

  c.1910  View of Georgetown from the railroad showing the Dayfoot Shoe Factory. Front reads: VIEW OF GEORGETOWN FROM RAILWAY.

  c.1924  William "Jim" Hill standing beside the coal fired boiler room machinery at Provincial Paper Mill. William "Jim" Hill was the father of Elmer Hill (stationary engineer).

  c.1924  Jim Hill, staionery engineer, standing beside the coal fired boiler room machinery at the Abitibi-Price Paper Mill.

  17 Dec 1913  Georgetown Planing Mill and Mackenzie Lumber Front reads: Georgetown Planning Mill

  c. 1930  Provincial Paper Co. Ltd.

  1933  Employees of the Provincial Paper Co. Ltd. Front row, left to right: Jack????, Ted Hicken, Bob Shorthill, Al Norton, Charlie Burnsides, ????, George Barnes, Ches Scott, Clarence Armstong, Fred Law, Bert Smith, Ike Hornby, George Louth. Second Row, Left to right: Ed McWhirter,mgr.: Jack Kelly,...

  1949  Photograph of Alliance Paper Mills Ltd. Note the crossing to the left and the Canadian National Railway tracks that run through the picture. Alliance Paper Mills Ltd. operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. Physical details: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Scalloped edges on...

  1949  Photography of Alliance Paper Mills Ltd, Georgetown. Note the Railway crossing to the left and the Canadian National Railway train tracks that run through the picture. This image is not as clear as that of EHS No. 24 which is the same view. Alliance operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. ...

  7 Jun 1962  Engineering Department turns over the plant to Presstite Division, Canadian Marietta Ltd. See also photograph numbers 251 and 252.

  28 Nov 1935  Right half of group photo of Smith and Stone Employees. See also Photo Number 257. Front: Smith & Stone Limited. Georgetown, Ont. Nov. 28, 1935.

  28 Nov 1935  Left half of group photo of Smith and Stone Employees. See Also Photo Number 256. Front: Smith & Stone Limited. Georgetown, Ont. Nov. 28, 1935.

  c. 1920  Interior shot of the Georgetown Coated Paper Mills, showing seven unidentified men at vats in the colour room. Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this interior shot.

  1900  Glen Woollen Mill (Barraclough) workers. Physical details: yellowed photograph mounted on dark brown card. Some silvering. No creases in mount or photograph.

    W.H. Storey and Son Glove Factory on Bower Avenue where the new post office now stands. The new post office was built in 1963 on the same site. H.T. Arnold ran the business from 1915-1954. The Glove Factory was erected in 1882 and razed in 1962.

  1920  Beardmore and Company oak sole leather tannery. see photo #674 Beardmore & Company's oak sole leather tannery, Acton Ont

  1920  Beardmore warehouse (now the Olde Hide House) and the Grand Trunk Railroad Station. see photo #673

  1919  Aerial photograph of Beardmore Tannery, Acton. The line of the Toronto Suburban Railway cuts from centre top to lower left. The rest of the rail lines are sidings of the Canadian National Railways. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Copy A at Halton Regional Museum; Copy B at...

  19 Dec 1913  Rear view of the Glen Woollen Mills, Main Street, Glen William. Note the elevator on main building at left. Then Glen Woollen Mills were destroyed by fire in 1954. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Screened.

  17 Dec 1913  Glen Woollen Mills, Glen Williams showing manager's house on Mountain Street. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Screened. Caption reads: Glen Woollen Mills and Manager's House.

  21 Apr 1966  E.W. Bliss & Company Limited strike.

  c. 1890  Glen Woollen Mills employees in front of the office, facing the river. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print - the original was badly damaged (creased or torn) to the right of centre.

  5 Apr 1962  Bill Spera & Jim Randell of Ferro Structural Steel on Armstrong Ave. show off a Universal Iron Worker machine.

    Bird's eye view of Dayfoot shoe factory taken from John Street railway overpass. See p627. Bird's Eye View. Georgetown, Ontario.

  c 1890  Dayfoot shoe factory from the rear.

  ca 1915  Founded in 1893, as the Burlington Box, Barrel and Basket Works by W. T. Glover, a successful fruit grower, to manufacture containers for national and international shipment of fruit grown in the Burlington area. Renamed the W. T. Glover Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in 1908, later absorbed by...