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    A picture of a framed photograph of a man.

    A view of West Ave. looking north.

    The Town offices and library were on the first floor and the Masonic Lodge owned the second floor. As of 2009, the Masonic Lodge still owns the second floor. The lower floor is part of an expanded li

    The back (East wall) of the church showing the stained glass window. The bell tower can be seen in the background on the right side.

    The front steps and doors of Calvary Church.

    A view of the front of the church, including the stairs leading to the front door.

    This building was replaced, and torn down, in 2002.

    An interior photo of St. Albans Church in Beamsville, looking from the back to the front (east).

    This building was torn down and replaced with a new build immediately to the north in 2002.

    A biplane flies overhead. In the foreground is a post with 3 strands of barbed wire.

    A biplane flies over a field. In the lower right of the photo is the back of an automobile.

    A biplane can be seen on the ground in the centre of the photograph. On the left is an automobile. On the extreme left is man in a hat.

    A biplane prepares to land. Hangars can be seen in the background.

    People at a beach. There is a small boat in the water and one pulled up on shore. Two small 'docks' are in the foreground.

    In 1910 the Church of Christ congregation split and the splinter group built this new building on Queen St. in Beamsville. In 1925, the building was bought and turned into a Presbyterian church.

    Records indicate that this building was built in 1887, so this is probably a picture of the first class. Prior to this, elementary and high schools classes were held in one building, which was locate