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    Taken from a postcard postmarked 1914

    Hwy #2, Grafton

    Hwy #2, Grafton

    Hwy #2, Grafton

    Hwy #2

    Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed ...

    Barnum House Museum 1991

    "Homewood" is located in Grafton, on the northeast corner of Highway 2 and Brimley Road.

    The John Steele house (3 King Street West) is located in Grafton, on the southwest corner of Highway 2 and Brimley Road.

    Shows R. Lawless & Sons store and J.M. Gordon Barbershop

    "A corner on Main Street, Grafton"

    Highway 2, looking east. St. George's Anglican Church. Black and white photograph reproduction of a 1913(?) postcard.

    "A pretty street, Grafton, Ontario"

    "Homewood" is the home of a member of the Rogers family. It is located on the Northeast corner of Highway 2 and Brimley Road, Grafton.

    Southwest corner of Highway 2 and Old Danforth Road - Lawless Store. Black and white photograph reproduction of a postcard.

    Highway 2 looking west. The following buildings are pictured here from Left to Right: (Forefront) Hutchings; Old Danforth Road; Lawless Store; On the Right (from the back) : Coulson's Blacksmith Shop; Grafton Inn; Township Building. Black and white photograph reproduction of a postcard.

    Looking south from Old Danforth Road onto Victoria St. Buildings shown from front to back are: Lawless store; Gillard Block; Butcher Shop (Almira Grover Building). Black and white photograph reproduction of a postcard.

    On front is etched 'Hotel' and 'Town Hall, Grafton'

    "King Street West, Grafton, Ont., Canada"

    Bryson's Garage is on the right.