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    Built around 1854.

    The station was built in 1895 by the CNR. The building (and signal tower) was moved one block south of it's original location and used as a private residence.

    Two picture of Vineland School. One picture shows the front of Vineland School.

    This is a German Maxium Machine Gun. Many were brought back as 'war trophies' after the First World War, and used as veterans' memorials. This item has since been replaced with a larger field piece f

    Bob Southcott standing in front of a wooden platform.

    Bob Southcott standing in front of 2 tents and a wooden building. He is wearing a pith helmet and short pants.

    Bob Southcott standing in front of 2 tents and a wooden building. He is wearing a pith helmet and short pants.

    Bob Southcott standing in front of a tent.

    Bob Southcott standing in front of a tent.

    Bob Southcott standing in front of a building.

    A two-storey wooden building with, what appears to be, a tall gasoline pump for vehicles in front of it.

    Four men and a boy pose outside the blacksmith shop in Jordan. Also in the picure are 2 horses and 2 carts.

    This is a picture of Nancy Martin's grandfather's shop circa 1932. The young boy in front was her uncle. The shop was standing up April 2009. It is now vacant land.

    This is a picture of Nancy Martin's grandfather's house circa 1940. The house was located directly behind the Jordan House. It was converted to 2 apartments, but (as of 2009) has been removed by the

    The church was built in 1866 to service the Irish Catholic workers who were building the railway through the Niagara region. It was no longer needed by 1887. In 1900 permission to sell the structure

    Martin House Lot.

    Pooling their R.C.A.F. demobilization pay in 1945, Arthur Moyer and Howard Diebel began a Metal-craft business in their business in a barn. In 1953 the plant was moved to the Jordan Rd. and Q.E.W. lo

    Two men and 3 children stand in front of a railroad building. A sign on the building reads "Jordan". There is a 2-wheeled bicycle behind 1 of the men.

    This rail line ran to Beamsville 1896 to 1930. Find more information at http://epe.lac-bac.gc.ca/100/205/301/ic/cdc/industrial/railways.htm Tom Hutten writes: "The HG&B carbarn/station was located on

    The notes accompanying this photo in "the Old Boys' and Old Girls'Reunion, 1908" says " J.w. Buck...is the proprietor of the up-to-date furniture store. For over a dozen years he has catered to the w