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    Written on the image; English GH Hornby Ont.

    Coyne's School S.S. #9 - R.R. 1 May 11th, 25

    Specific location unknown but somewhere along Trafalgar Road north of Dundas Street up to Steeles. Taken in 1985.

    This was the barn of Les King on the south-west corner of Trafalgar Road at Steeles, Hornby. The photograph was taken in 1988.

    A photograph of the family of Francis Beatty Lindsay and Frances Elizabeth Armstrong taken in Milton, Ontario around 1900. The parents of Francis, David Lindsay and Mary Anne (Beatty) Lindsay, had emigrated to New York from Ireland in 1811. Around 1822, they moved to Esquesing Township, settling on Lot 1, ...

    Mary Anne is shown holding a book with several books on the ledge beside her, perhaps indicating her interest in study - or perhaps they were just studio props. David Lindsay and Mary Anne (Beatty) Lindsay, had emigrated to New York from Ireland in 1811. Around 1822, they moved to ...

    Hornby Park - Steeles Ave, dedication to Alfred Brigden.

    Hornby park - Steeles Ave, dedication to Alfred Brigden.

    Hornby park - Steeles Ave, dedication to Alfred Brigden- memorial

    Hornby general store, with postmaster Bill Cooley. Photographed on December 5, 2005. Mr. Cooley retired and the post office closed in 2008. A link to the page 3 newspaper story in the Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 2008 is in this record for your further information. Wilmar ...

    Hornby general store, with postmaster Bill Cooley. Photographed on December 5, 2005. Mr. Cooley retired and the post office closed in 2008. A link to the page 3 newspaper story in the Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 16 Apr 2008 is in this record for your further information. Wilmar ...

    Hornby school reunion Oct 1954 of 1890’s students Back l-r John Coulson, Will Robinson, Leonard Maude, Front, Robert Pewtress, Magdelena Bowman Brigden, Mrs Joe Boyd, Mrs Metcalfe, James Lindsay

    Hornby Store, which burned down in 1929. This photo was taken in the early 1900’s. It was rebuilt in brick. Bill Lindsay was postmaster and store owner in the 1920s. The store was called "Lindsay's" under his proprietorship. Other postmasters and proprietors of the store were: Wilmar James Thompson, store ...

    We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall. United Empire. God Save the King. In God We Trust. Roll of Honour. Members of LOL No. 165

    Hornby Methodist church

    Photo of the Hornby methodist church choir, circa 1900.

    Hornby United Church 2H25 Dec 1955 Last Service was on Nov 17 1968. Sold to the Oakville Recreational Department.

    sold in 1960...

    Invitation to the anniversary of the Hornby Methodist Church in Feburary, 1888. The last service was held there in November 1968

    Originally Hornby School, now converted to Arc Industries