Campbellville’s past and progress on the Guelph Road
Campbellville blends modern living with rugged rural charm on the Guelph Road. The village history notes early industries, mil ls and hotels, pioneer families, and landmarks such as the King Calcium plant and the CP line. Notable figures include John Campbell and Thomas Blacklock, with ties to Ottawa and early local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Halton
Nassagaweya
Guelph
Milton
Hamilton
Canada
the King
W. Q. Morse
Charles King
Wm. Vansickle
S. W. Moore
John Campbell
Ocean
Montreal
Colin
Queen
Mary
Allen Moore
Jane Reid
Agnes McPhail
House of Commons
Ottawa
Rita Hubbert
Richard Hubbert
Michael
Hubbert
Robert Menzies
Robert
James Menzies
Wne
McPhail
Garrett
Elsley
McLaren
Black
Mahon
Agnew
Wm. Easterbrook
Bank of Nova Scotia
Andrew Kerr
Colborne House
Early
Guelph Road
Cargill
Lister and Kidney
Elsleys
Brian Cramp
W. A. Coulter
Wm. Johnston
King Calcium Company
Snow
Acton
Vickerman
Crawford
Canadian Pacific Railway
Guelph Junction
John Turner
Dog
Thomas Blacklock
Parliamentary Press Gallery
Robert Borden
R. B. Bennett
Hugh Guthrie
Bos Manion
James Seram
Andrew
George Allen
Menzies
W. M
Win Blacklock
Campbellyille
Kulbride
Timothy Fatun
Shine Comp
Righ Dilys Prntiog & Pal
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Township of
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Stewarttown
Township School Area No. 1
C. Lindsay
Thompson Motors
Ford Sales and Service
Goon Espear
Com
EL. Buchner
Optometrist
H. Mainprize
Che Bos M
Bof M
Boot M
Bool M
Bank — Shih
Indus
Bel M
Canadas
WG Davey
Maras Aston
Bank of Monreal
Canada West
Easterbrook
James Kidney
D. D. Christie
Christie
England
Grand Forks
Robt. R. Hamelton
Strist
ST. George's Square Guelph
Mr. E. P. Head
SSC
Hana Mrrie
Sally
Wed
Witte
Mbew
AOU
Umited
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