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    Imperial Oil gas station, garage and general store with man and boy out front.

    Photograph Shepherd Collection c/o K. Brooks...

    Photograph Shepherd Collection c/o K. Brooks...

    Frank Nethercut enjoys the lawn of his aunt Kathleen (Kirby) Drake.

    The mothers of piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose at the end of the term.

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

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

    ASHGROVE: Mrs. Mackie with her three children in a field. DATE: c. 1922

    The following family history was contributed by George Pratt, Donor: The Thomas Medland family emigrated from Cornwall [England] in 1927. They came straightaway from Halifax to the Oakville area, we are not sure if right in the town or to a farm nearby, nor what was the attraction to Oakville. ...

    Gypsy encampment beside the GTR tracks at Trafalgar Road. “An old-fashioned gypsy caravan passed through town on Tuesday” Acton Free Press, 24 Sept. 1925.

    Gypsy encampment beside the GTR tracks at Trafalgar Road. “An old-fashioned gypsy caravan passed through town on Tuesday” Acton Free Press, 24 Sept. 1925.

    Soldiers Memorial Acton, Ontario

    High School students and staff gather on the lawn of the school. Ralph Ross, principal

Kathy Gastle, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 18 Jul 1928, p. 2     The headstone at Hillcrest Cemetery reading, “Jimmie June 17, 1919-July 14, 1928; Betty Feb. 16, 1921-July 14, 1928; Phyllis C. Jan. 9, 1923-July 14, 1928 -Beloved children of George C. and Hazel Brown. These lovely buds awhile to us were given transplanted now they brightly bloom in Heaven.” All three ...

    Five members of Fire Brigade, three in uniform, two not.

    A black and white photograph of the Grammell's Gent's Furnishings shop.

    Charles H. Best ploughing at the Noble farm in Norval.

    Warwick Noble works on his golf swing.

    Original. John Gairdner Est. Donor: Mrs.H.S.Ryrie. See 616-648.; 1502 Lakeshore Road East; Sideview of house.

    Oversize negative. 11 black and white postcards. See #370. Donor probably Mrs. Mary Busby.; Oakville; Station next to tracks; Passengers and Radial train