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    Photograph taken from the top of an apartment block on Millside across to the escarpment. In the foreground is the roof of the Martin House on Martin Street.

    View across Milton to Kelso. In the foreground are houses on Martin Street.

    View across Milton to the Escarpment and Rattlesnake Point. On the upper extreme left can be seen the tower of St. Pauls United Church.

    Probably a Hill (Acton and Peru) and Pearen (Milton) family connection.

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    White is snow on ski slope at Kelso Conservation grounds.

    Reverse reads - "Milton, 26-12. Hello - and how are you this stormy day. Have been down here near two weeks and only seems like two days. I wish it was only that. How is every one in Erin. Have only

    This photograph is from Bessie Murray's photograph album and the page is labelled "Sarnia-Duluth Aug. 1911".

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    Scene looking south east. Sixth Line, Nassagaweya looking towards the Escarpment with Kelso lake.

    Notes accompanying the photograph written by Jack Charlton as follows: This is the site of the Blind and Sash Factory operated by John Hunter and John Ezard (see County Atlas). The original building

    Lady walking along path from Main Street south to Pearl Street along Fulton. Trees in the background. Tower and roof of Grace Anglican in the back right of picture. Building on the right of the pictu

    View of the Mill pond taken from P. L. Robertson's house on Margaret Street. P. L. Robertson is on the left of the picture, Frank Hadley is on the right. In the back ground is, centre-left Knox Presb

    Three natural draft lime kilns of Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Limited in 1957. GLA bought the kilns from the Robertson Lime Company in the late 1920s. GLA was bought by Dominion Tar and Chemical Compa

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    Pasted on board. Crease on corner of photograph and some damage to one section.