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    Two young men lean against a rail fence.

    Albert Eckhardt was the brother of Norman Eckhardt who married Florence, a cousin of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

    Two young men stand in a field.

    A man and a young girl stand in front of a house. There appears to be snow on the ground.

    In the centre is a train station platform. Baskets of freight are piled on the left. Parts of the train can be seen on the right.

    Nine men and a boy stand on a railroad station loading dock.

    A man leans against a stack of fruit baskets on the platform of a fruit stand.

    Horse-drawn wagons are pulled up beside rail freight cars.

    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.

    Five women pose at the base of a tree.

    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

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

    A typed page of information about the village of Tintern in the late 1800s.