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      circa 1888 "From the Myrtle A. Bean Collection"

      Pier, At 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.

      This is a linocut by Dirk Vermeulen. It is ink on paper and is number 22 of 25 prints. It shows a Grimsby Park era, circa 1890s, cottage in a dilapidated state in the 1980s.

      10/28, Fair Ave, artist's signature

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      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.

      Lake View Hotel, Grimsby Beach, Ont.

      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.

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

      16/28, Balcony, artist's signature

      Willcox Cottage, Grimsby Park

      Front: Grimsby Beach, the Pride of Canada. Reverse (left): Dear Violet, I am getting lazy and am always hungry. Back soon. Winnie (right): Miss Violet Bedley 564 Pape Ave Toronto

      Reverse (left): Grimsby Beach Ont. Canada Dear George: This is certainly a fine day and the most beautiful spot ever. We are enjoying every moment. George goes home to-day - Wednesday will come back Saturday. Will be here till a week from Sat. love to all, cousin Lou (Joe?) Reverse ...

      Mr. W.C. Wilkinson is in this picture at Ravine Bridge. Circa 1880. "From the Myrtle A. Bean Collection"

      Handwritten note on reverse: Mrs Strachan's Grimsby Beach Cottage

      Front: J.H. Ford Views of Grimsby Park Photographer Reverse: "Old Maid's Hall

      Two children stand in front of a row of cottages.The children are in dresses and hats and appear to be approximately four years of age. There are several other people on the front porch of the nearest cottage.

 The Globe, March 31st, 1900     Saturday Globe, Toronto edition. Vol. LVI., Number 15,683 It is believed that this articles comes from an edition of the Saturday Globe, the weekend printing of The Globe from Utica, New York....

      This colored postcard shows the view of Victoria Terrace from the shoreline. The cottages look beautiful and ornate beneath the trees. The steps leading up from the shore and the roof of a boat house are also visible. This would have been one of the first sites a camp-goer would ...