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    Three men stand at the front door of a two-story building. The sign at the top of the building says "Hager & Hall". The sign above the front door says " Millinery". Numerous items are displayed on th

    An aerial view of Beamsville, looking south east. The race track on the LAS Fairgrouds is visible on the left.

    Looking north on Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd 24). Trees line both sides of the road.

    A view, looking west, of the front of Rittenhouse Public School. This is a colour image.

    Mr. Moses F. Rittenhouse paid for the installation of a sidewalk from Lake Ontario to Hwy 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) as well as for the school building.

    As of 2008, the red brick building on the left is still standing.

    At least 4 buildings appear in this photo. Two buildings have large smokestacks attached to them. There appears to be a pile of coal in front of one building. At least 6 men and 4 horses can be seen

    Moses F. Rittenhouse paid for the construction of the building.

    A coloured view, looking north, of Victoria Hall and its water tower. Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24) runs across the bottom of the picture.

    The metal 'tower' in the foreground is a flag pole in common use by schools at that time.

    Unknown location, probably Jordan Station, Ontario.

    A sign hangs between two trees over the entrance to a long laneway. The sign reads 'Excelsior Fruit Farm W.B Rittenhouse and Son'.

    Guard rails appear to be in place along the road.

    A steam locomotive is pulling up to the loading dock at at station. The dock is piled with baskets.

    The road is probably Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81). The barn on the extreme right was torn down and moved in 2007. The camp was originally run by Elmon Moyer and taken over by his son Kenneth in the 1930s.

    A view, looking north, of the administrative building of the Experimental Station.

    A view of the lower falls, looking south east.

    A view of the lower falls, looking south, from the bottom of the gorge.

    A view of the CPR bridge over the 20 Mile Creek at Jordan Harbour. The new steel bridge can be seen behind the stone pilings.

    He named the house Inverugie, after his home in Scotland. The house is located on King St.(Reg. Rd 81), Beamsville, on the east side of the town. The building is now used as a residence for Great Lak