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    The metal tower on the left is a flag pole. The additions (wings) were built in 1922.

    At least 4 large wooden buildings. A horse-drawn wagon and a buggy are in the forground. Two large smoke stacks are visible.

    A number of men, women and children pose in front of a pile of fruit baskets. There is a barn in the background. A cart (without horses) is in the foreground.

    A red brick school house with bell tower on top.

    The Gibson garage was on the north west corner of Ontario St. and King St. (Reg. Rd 81) in Beamsville. It was first owned by Stan Gibson and then later by Ed Tatarnic.

    The Gibson garage was on the north west corner of Ontario St. and King St. (Reg. Rd 81) in Beamsville. It was first owned by Stan Gibson and then later by Ed Tatarnic.

    The Gibson garage was on the north west corner of Ontario St. and King St. (Reg. Rd 81) in Beamsville. It was first owned by Stan Gibson and then later by Ed Tatarnic. The car appears to be a 1953 Ch

    The Gibson garage was on the north west corner of Ontario St. and King St. (Reg. Rd 81) in Beamsville. It was first owned by Stan Gibson and then later by Ed Tatarnic. The white building in the backg

    The street in front of the school is Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24). Moses F. Rittenhouse paid to have a sidewalk put in from Lake Ontario to Highway 8(Reg. Rd. 81). The garden was part of a 'new' techn

    The road is Victoria Ave. (Reg Rd. 24). The garden was part of a 'new' program to teach skills to rural school students.

    Cherry Grove Camp, located just east of Rittenhouse Rd., was started by Elmon Moyer and taken over by his son Kenneth in 1939. It continued in operation until the mid- 1950s.

    J. D. Brewer was the grandfather of Kenneth Moyer.

    The man in the middle, leaning against his pickaxe, is Elmon Moyer, the father of Kenneth (photographer).

    J. D. Brewer was a grandfather of Kenneth Moyer (photographer).

    The two men sitting are probably Kennenth Moyer (left) and his father Elmon Moyer.

    Postal stamp is Nov 3, 10 Beamsville, Ont.

    Built sometime after 1847. On the south side of King St. near William St.

    Known as "Henry's Folly", it was built by James Henry, first Clerk of Clinton. It was aquired around 1859 for $5,000. It was used for both elementary and high school classes, until a high school was

    The 'older' cemetery is surrounded by a 1 m high stone wall. The picture is looking west.

    Samuel I. Moyer was the father of Elmon Moyer, who was the father of Kenneth Moyer. Barbara Moyer was Elmon's mother.