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    Motel with separate cabins. 1950s Cars are parked beside the cabins and two persons sitting in front of two cabins.

    A picture of a beach, on right, and people on the beach and in the water.

    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 two-storey building with 2 large plate glass windows on the front first floor. There is a small out-building to the left of it, and a larger building in the rear. There appear to be hitching posts

    A two-storey building stands behind some trees. A sidewalk runs along the side of the street.

    Hilda Culp on the left and Gladston Moyer on the right. Gladston was the brother of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

    Two women stand on the steps by the front door of a store. A plate-glass window behind them reads "'Salada' Tea is Delicious".

    This became a part of the United Church of Canada. A house for the minister (mance) was built to the west of this church in 1938.