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    Biplane number C202 crashed nose first into the roof of an unidentified building.

    Several uniformed men stand around a crashed biplane to have their picture taken.

    This was towed offshore on Lake Ontario and used by pilots for gunnery practice. We don't know whether they used live ammunition on this target or just their photo-gun.

    This is the 40 yard range. Located one third mile south east of main flying field. As of 1982, the concrete wall was still visible.

    Pilots practice gunnery using cameras shaped as machine guns. The film would be developed and the pictures analysed for accuracy of the shot.

    The barracks for the enlisted men was not ready for use until October 1918.

    There were nine hangars in total in 3 groups of 3. We don't know which set of 3 this group is.

    A view, looking east, of Main ST (King St., Reg. Rd.81)through downtown Beamsville.

    Looking east on Main St. (King St. Reg. Rd. 81) Several buggies are parked on the left and several automobiles are on the right. The tracks and overhead wires of the Hamilton, Grimsby & Beamsville El

    This picture seems to have been taken from somewhere east of Lincoln Ave.

    Looking south on Ontario Street. The steeple of the Baptist Church can be seen in the distance. There appear to be little foot bridges over the ditch on the right.

    Looking west through downtown Beamsville. Telephone and hydro poles line both sides of the street. Two horse-drawn buggies are moving toward the camera.

    A group of adults and children in Scouting uniforms.

    The inscription seems to indicate that the items behind the man are piles of apples.

    The second wing of the high school was added in 1958 so this image must have been taken before then. The post office, which is not the image was built in 1954, whereas, the firehall, which is in the

    A two-storey stone house on the right and a carriage house on the left.

    A one-storey building with cemetery monuments on display in front of it.

    Between 1894 and 1931, this inter-urban electric railway operated from Hamilton to Beamsville. For a short time it also went as far as Vineland.

    The church is on Queen St.

    Includes a 2 cent postage stamp. Postcard is dated June 22/19