Several different postcards show a very similar view of Port Stanley in the early years of the last century. This card has no postmark to...
There are numerous different postcards which show the London and Port Stanley Dance Pavilion. It was built by the L&PS Railway Commission and opened its...
We have several copies of this postcard, some of which are black and white and some of which are colourized. The earliest copy is dated...
There were many different postcards published which had images of the incline railway. It led from the main beach up to the bluff above. This...
There are many postcards which show different views of Port Stanley’s popular Hillcrest Inn, which was situated on the bluff east of the village. This...
An interesting postcard from a historical perspective, since it shows a seldom photographed view of Kettle Creek, taken from the west bank of the river,...
The photograph on this postcard was taken from Port Stanley’s main intersection, looking north. There is no postmark to give us a precise date, but...
This postcard shows what is perhaps the earliest photograph available of the area east of Port Stanley known as Orchard Beach. The postmark is somewhat...
There are many postcards showing different views of the main beach. This one bears a postmark of 1929. It is interesting to note the line...
This is just one of the many postcards which we have of the main beach at Port Stanley. The date is obscured, but it is...
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