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      This postcard is a photograph with a white boarder. Bell Park was the site of many activities in the daily life of Grimsby Park residents. Exercise classes, plays, and programs would all be held here. These people may have been part of the Philadelphia School of Elocuation and Oratory, which ...

      This black and white photograph shows a total of approximately two hundred children, women, and men posing for a photograph at Grimsby Park. They are standing in the street, on porches of two or three businesses, and the second and third story wrap-around porches of the Park House Hotel. There ...

      Noah Phelps

      This is a page showing multiple illustrations of Grimsby Park. These illustrations can be found in Grimsby Park Programmes. Included on this sheet is the illustration of the temple, with the Lake View Hotel and Spoony Bridge insets, which is found on the last page of many Grimsby Park Programmes. ...

      Lake View Hotel offered a beautiful view of Victoria Terrace, which was both a gathering spot and the entry point for those visitors who travelled by boat. This postcard shows the tree-lined terrace as well as the lake view.

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      This is a paper ticket, measuring 14.5 cm by 8.5 cm. It states that it is a complimentary season ticket, number 203 for the 1893 season at Grimsby Park. There is a print to the right side of the ticket of the Grimsby Park Pier. A W. Painter & Wife ...

      This photograph shows a street view of Grimsby Park. There are several groups of people posing for this photograph. Some of them appear to be spending their leisure time at this intersection. The background shows a row of cottages. In the centre of the photograph is a multi-sided bulletin board.

      This black and white image shows approximately two hundred Grimsby Park visitors posing on the steps of Victoria Terrace. There are three cottages in the background.

      This photograph shows a large group of approximately 150 people at Grimsby Park. They are gathered around and on the steps, which led down to the pier and beach. There are three cottages visible in the background. J.H. Ford, the photographer, had a photography studio at Grimsby Park.

      This is a newspaper article from the Owen Sound area with a short article on the devastating fire which occurred August 10, 1914 in Grimsby Beach.

      The Pier, Grimsby Beach, Ontario.

      This is a painting that is oil on canvas. It shows well-dressed women, men and children walking on the pier. In the water near them are small sail boats and row boats. There are boat houses on the shore line and Victoria Terrace is visible.

      14/25, Houses on Second Street, artist's signature

      Views of Grimsby Park

      Front: Daily Morning Bomb Extra - Extra - Extra - Extra You Don't Know What You're Missing Come and I'll Show You Grimsby Beach Back (left) Dear Cousin, How are you enjoying the fine weather. I have had some time there is a party tonight but guess I will have ...

      This is a poster announcing the Wardell Family Reunion on July 1st, 1912. It would be a picnic with speakers and was going to be held at Grimsby Beach. Grimsby Beach was famous for the picnic accommodations they provided.

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      This is a sepia-toned postcard, taken probably from the west end of Victoria Terrace. It shows the shore line, the pier and the front of a cottage.

      Willcox Cottage, Grimsby Park