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    The photo was probably taken from the bell tower of the Baptist Church.

    Operators are, from left, Elsie Barns, Lena (Book) Allan, abd Blanche Huntsman. This particular building was located on the south-east corner of King St. and Mountain Rd. It was later moved to the no

    Prior to the installation of stoplights. Part of a collection of contact prints from negatives of Rannie Publications.

    Three rows of men, one holding a trophy, sitting and standing on the end of a lawn bowling field.

    A large group of people lined up on May St. Members of the Beamsville Band are in the foreground. A banner behind them says Beamsville Public School. Beamsville High School is in the background.

    A group of 12 small houses built in Beamsville for retired clergy of the United Church of Canada. Construction began in 1954 and completed by June 1955. A Miss Watt had donated $100,000 toward the co

    A person runs along side the wing of a plane (C183) as it is taking off.

    A biplane travelling a few metres off the ground just after take-off.

    A biplane flies directly over the photographer

    The men had to live in tents between April and October, 1918, before the permanent barracks were complete.

    Servicemen in long coats are lined up in front of a car.

    There is a second image of this crash from a different angle.

    A car, customized with a naval theme ( life ring and canon, etc.) sits in front of a biplane. One of the hangars is in the background.

    Plane number C472 has crashed. There is a fleur de lis painted on its fuselage.

    Plane crash.

    A plane has crashed nose-first into a snowy field.

    Aerial machine guns stored in racks.

    The airman is Robert James (Bob) Southcott.

    A winter scene of 5 planes; 4 on the ground and one in the air. The buildings in the background appear to be farm buildings.

    Records indicate that the team did not win any of its games.