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    Looking north on the driveway. The large building in the middle ground is the administrative building.

    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.

    A view of the Queen Elizabeth Way looking east over the Jordan Harbour. Lake Ontario is on the left.

    A young lady rolls up her left sleeve. A man in a white coat stands in front of her. A white-coated woman and a young lady stand in the background.

    A pre-existing house was purchased in 1859 on the corner of William and King Streets to be the local school.

    Building is on the north west corner of Victoria Ave (Reg. Rd 24) and King St. (Reg. Rd. 81).

    Several people, including a small child, stand on the road beneath a large tree.

    Looking north along Victoria Ave. from partway up the escarpment. A white house is on the right and mounds of hay? are seen in the field on the left.

    The date on the back of the picture says 1920 but judging by the buggy and wagon it may be some years early.

    This building is located on the south side of King Street (Reg. Rd. 81) east of Academy St.

    Looking north-west across Highway 8 (Regional Rd 81) to the north-west corner of Victoria Ave.

    Looking south on Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24). Rittenhouse School is behind some trees in the middle of the photo

    View of the north side of Highway 8 east of Victoria Ave.

    A view of the front of Vineland Public School (Louth 3 Clinton 2) with students and teachers on front lawn.

    Note rail lines on right of picture. Probably for Hamilton Electric railway.

    The building on the right is the Canadian Imperial Bank.

    Probably east of the C.I.B.C. Bank.

    From 1905 to 1907 it was the eastern terminus of the Hamilton, Grimsby, Beamsville Electric Railway.

    The building on the right is probably the "orthodox" mennonite church which broke away from the main church and built a house of worship on the same property.

    Kenneth Moyer took several pictures from the roof the the administrative building on the Experimental station.