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    A wagon backed up to the loading dock of a train station. The station building is in the middle ground. A water tower is in the background.

    This building was built in 1913 and decommisioned sometime in the early 1970s. The building was sold and moved 2 blocks away. It was converted into a house in 1976.

    The photographer is probably standing on or near the grounds of St. Mary's Catholic church.

    Built around 1854.

    The station was built in 1895 by the CNR. The building (and signal tower) was moved one block south of it's original location and used as a private residence.

    Two men and 3 children stand in front of a railroad building. A sign on the building reads "Jordan". There is a 2-wheeled bicycle behind 1 of the men.

    Two men and two women stand on the loading dock of a train station. An automobile can be seen in the background.

    In the centre is a train station platform. Baskets of freight are piled on the left. Parts of the train can be seen on the right.

    Nine men and a boy stand on a railroad station loading dock.

    The man on the left is Kennth Moyer. The man on the right is Cpl Ross Fluhrer. Man in middle is Lloyd Fluhrer. They appear to be standing on the platform of the Vineland train station.

    The man on the right is Kenneth Moyer.

    A steam locomotive is pulling up to the loading dock at at station. The dock is piled with baskets.

    Farmers would ship their fruit to markets in Hamilton and Toronto by rail. For a while, a dock on Jordan Harbour offered an alternative shipping method. In William F. Rannie's book "Lincoln: The stor

    After winter training in Texas, the planes were dismantled, crated, and shipped back to Canada.

    Bertha Fretz is on the left, Kenneth Moyer is in the middle, and Albert Eckhardt is on the right.

    The picture probably includes Bertha Fretz, Kenneth Moyer, and Albert Eckhardt.

    A man leans against a stack of fruit baskets on the platform of a fruit stand.

    Horse-drawn wagons are pulled up beside rail freight cars.