There is no date on this postcard but we believe it to be a very early photograph of Hillcrest and Orchard Beach. Each cottage on...
The postmark on this postcard of Orchard Beach is Sept.15, 1910. Orchard Beach used to be an area of summer cottages east of the village....
This photograph would have been taken from the slope south of the Hillcrest Inn looking up at the inn which was on the bluff east...
This 1912 postcard is labeled, “Hill Crest, Port Stanley, Ontario”. Hillcrest, known in the 19th century as Liberty Hill, is the name given to the...
This postcard bears a postmark of 1912. None of the buildings can be recognized today, and we cannot be sure if they would have been...
Port Stanley has had at least four elementary schools in the last 170 years. This one was built in 1908 at the south end of...
This postcard bears a 1913 postmark. It is interesting to note, as we can in so many postcards from this era, the lack of vegetation...
With no postmark and no stamp we are unable to determine an exact date for this postcard but the London and Port Stanley Railway was...
The passenger ferry the State of Ohio ran between Cleveland and Port Stanley in the 1920s. She was apparently originally built in 1866 as a...
In the opening years of the twentieth century, there were several railroad ferries which carried coal cars from Conneault, Ohio to Port Stanley. Three of...
