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    Notes accompanying photograph. First constructed in 1886, modernized 1905 for Metropolitan Bank. 1965 Bank expanded to cover the full site. Fabric centre was previously Middleton Store (built c.1856-

    Notes by Jack Charlton. 'Background - Gordon MacNab and Son - furniture store and funeral parlour at rear. Corner of Main and Charles St. Removed in the late 1960's by the town. The main store wall w

    This photograph is a duplicate of #1530

    Eleven adults posed in two rows. Four men and seven women. Mildred Gallaway front row second from the left. Photograph is place in yellow cardboard presentation folder

    Four rows of small children, thirteen girls and nine boys with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway). Photograph in presentation folder.

    A.M. Class. Front row - right to left - Darlene Kranstz, Debra Krantz, Ann Joyce, Laurie Smades, Deborah Jeffreys. Second row - right to left - Terry King, Irene St. John, Cathy Corp, Sharon Scott, J

    Children's names are written on back of the presentation folder.

    Names are listed on the back of the presentation folder.

    This is a duplicate of #1514

    Nine adults. Six female, three males. Front row - 2nd from left Mr. Black, 4th from left Mrs. Gallaway. Back row - 3rd from left Ray Waters, 4th from left Mrs. McDowell.

    Four rows of children, teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty children; eleven girls and nine boys. Photograph in cardboard presentation folder.

    Two rows of adults. Fifteen people; ten women, five men. Photograph is cardboard presentation folder.

    Four rows of children with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) standing at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty-three children; ten boys and thirteen girls. Two boys at the front are holding a sign which

    Eight adults in two rows; five women and three men. One person on the front row, left hand side, has been cut out. The photograph is in a cardboard presentation folder.

    Left to right - Denis Rowley, Ross Laking, Doug Ptolemy, Carl Ansingh (President 1959-1968), Ed Gooch (receiving the TV), Geoff Dreger, Bob Randall, Roger Ptolemy, Joe Gooch.

    For further information regarding the P. L. Robertson Co., please consult "P. L., inventor of the Robertson Screw." by Ken Lamb.

    Margaret Maxted was born in 1903 and died in 1986. She was the daughter of John Maxted who was a brick layer and building contractor. Their house, on Thomas Street, was built by John Maxted. Margaret

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion". Halton Manor

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"