The first image shows Reeve Harold Albert Sutton
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Reeve Harold Sutton
Reeve Harold Albert Sutton was one of the partners in H.A. and L.M Sutton Construction, a Secretary of the Pitt Meadows Farmers’ Institute from 1928-1930, President of the Farmer’s Institute, an Alderman in Pitt Meadows for 14 years (1933 -1947),and a Reeve of Pitt Meadows for 17 years (1947-1965). During his years in office he worked to reduce the damages caused by the 1948 flood through the rebuilding of all the dykes, and the paving of most of the roads. He is remembered to have kept the taxes low. Pitt Meadows residents have reported that Harold Sutton was a main employer for young boys in the community. Upon his retirement he was presented with a eulogistic plaque. He died on February 24, 1973 at the age of 63.
The first image shows Reeve Harold Albert Sutton
The second image shows Harold Sutton on a cart, loaded with oat bundles for threshing, drawn by a horse, on Hopcott Farm in Pitt Meadows. It is believed that this photo was taken in the 1940s.
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Latitude: 49.2289573430973
Longitude: -122.68899966678
Direct Link: https://www.pittmeadowsmuseum.com/locations/reeve-harold-sutton
