Welcome to the Vintage Acton featured photo gallery from photos of the past!
Get out your leather jackets and poodle skirts! This month's featured photo gallery for May takes a look back at how Acton appeared in the decade of the fabulous 1950s!
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The Acton Free Press Office at 56 Mill Street East. Next to it is the old United Church -- 1950
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
Lorne Garner Motors at 45 Main Street North -- 1951
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
Roy's Taxi Stand on Main Street South. Seen behind is the Roxy Theatre -- 1952
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
Inside a busy Bank of Montreal, once located inside the Warren Block at 25 Mill Street East -- 1953
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
Newly constructed building, home to Manning Electric and Don Bexton's Jewellery, at 52 Mill Street East. This was the former site of early pharmacist and photographer A.T. Brown's house -- 1954
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
The Acton Post Office, once located at 28 Mill Street East -- 1955
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
Construction taking place along Mill Street East, near the Station Hotel -- 1958
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
An aerial view of the Beardmore Tannery. The direction is looking southwest, with Main Street South / Highway 25 seen in the back -- 1959
(Photo Credit: Dills Collection)
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