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    Two women sitting on the window sills of a building.

    Two men and two women stand on the loading dock of a train station. An automobile can be seen in the background.

    A man in uniform.

    The man on the right is Kenneth Moyer.

    A wagon backed up to the loading dock of a train station. The station building is in the middle ground. A water tower is in the background.

    A frozen river is in the foreground. A factory is in the middle ground and St. Catharines is in the background.

    Two women in dark dresses stand in front of a large tent.

    The upper right portion of the image is the current day location of Prudhommes motel complex.

    A view of the Vineland Research Institute looking north. On the right is the Adminstrative building.

    A view of the front of a house.

    The birthplace of Elmon Moyer in Vineland, Ont.

    The birthplace of Elmon Moyer, father of Kenneth Moyer, in Vineland, Ont.

    The original bridge was constructed in 1853 and held up with a wooden structure. These were replaced by stone piers around 1867. The stone coming from the Gibson Quarry in Beamsville.

    The ruins of a building after a fire. A man and woman are looking at the ruins. A bicycle is in the lower right-hand corner of the image.

    The area on the right is currently used as a commercial camp ground. This bridge was replaced in the 1960s with an army surplus bridge (called a Bailey Bridge).

    Looking southeast across King St. (Reg. Rd. 81) at the Bell Telephone switchboard offices. On the left a car can be seen turning off Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd 24) onto King St.

    The gardens were maintained by the students as part of their educational program.

    These women were labourers at the Horticulural Experimental Station.

    S. W. (Wilson) Wylie was foreman of the Horticultural Experimental Station from 1915 to 1943.

    C. S Peacock was hired by the Horticultural Experimental Station in 1924 as a Farm Hand. In 1943, on the retirement of S. M Wylie, he became Foreman. He died in 1946.