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    The Ford Motor Car Company building located in Oakville, Ontario.

    Provincial Paper Coating and Finishing Division..

    Provincial Paper - Case Making Dept. C1900

    Provincial Paper - Coating Dept.

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

    Colour photo of former Dayfoot Shoe factory buildings.

    Dayfoot Shoe Factory just before it was sold.

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

    Bird's Eye View. Georgetown, Ontario.

    Dayfoot shoe factory from the rear.

    The building was originally built for Winn's Shoe Factory in 1892. Currently (2012) it has been converted into apartments, a restaurant and a hair salon.

    Two-storey brick building on land which slopes away at the back indicating a basement level. Flat roof with ornamental brickwork along the roof line. Company name in the centre of the roof. Windows along the side and upper level. On the main level are two doors as well as many ...

    Two storey pale-coloured building, side view. Fence along the front with man standing just inside the fence and another at the side door. Two men stand in the front doorway and others can be seen at the many windows. A tree shades the front of the building.

    Located on Main Street, Milton, now (2007) the site of the Lido Restaurant. Scan taken from post card...

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

    W.H. Storey and Son Glove Factory on Bower Avenue where the new post office now stands.

    Beardmore & Company's oak sole leather tannery, Acton Ont

    Smith and Stone Company photo showing Chubby Stapleton, Ab Whitney and Gerry McHale in the machine shop.

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Mark Rowe discusses plans for the complex with architect Don Chow of Archicon Canada Inc., while his wife looks at the camera and Stephen Blake, President of the EHS examines the building.

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Discarded machinery!