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Craiglea

Craiglea

This photograph shows a front view of "Craiglea", the pioneer home of John Stewart (1774-1854) in Esquesing Township, Halton County. The home was built around 1830.

William Wetherald

William Wetherald

This photograph shows William Wetherald, founder of the Rockwood Academy.

Joseph Medill

Joseph Medill

This photograph shows Joseph Medill, owner of the Chicago Tribune and one of the founders of the Republican party of the USA.

Verner, Arthur Cole

Verner, Arthur Cole

This is a photograph of a graphite and ink wash drawing of Arthur Cole Verner, first classical teacher and principal of the Wellington District Grammar School about 1840-41. He remained over 6 years in the old school house on Waterloo Road and then retired to his farm near Oakville where he remained 14 years.

Allan's Bridge and Mill

Allan's Bridge and Mill

This photograph looks southwest across the Speed River towards Allan's Bridge and Allan's Mill.

Saunders family portrait

Saunders family portrait

This portrait shows the Saunders family. In the front, from left to right are Lucy Ann Willcocks, Mrs. Thomas Saunders, and Col. Thomas Saunders. In the back, from left to right are shown Louisa and Frances Saunders.

"The Priory"

"The Priory"

This image shows a photographic copy of an artists rendering of the Priory as seen across the Speed River.

St. George's Square

St. George's Square

This photograph shows St. George's Square at Douglas St. and Quebec St.

Carden Street

Carden Street

This photograph depicts Carden Street in the late 1870s, showing the old vegetable market. The image is a reproduction from a newspaper.

St. George's Square

St. George's Square

This photograph in St. George's Square shows a number of businesses at the corner of Douglas Street and Quebec Street East. Included are the Victoria Hotel, R. Crawford's jewelry and watchmaking shop, and Mitchell and Tovell Undertakers and Furniture Store. At the bottom left of the image can be seen the rubble from St. George's Church which was torn down in the Square and moved to its present location on Woolwich Street.

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