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    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 sh

    Grimsby Park was advertised in many programs as a safe place for children to play unattended.

    Lake View Hotel was located at the end of Betts Avenue, with a view of the lake. It burned to the ground in 1918. Note the fire escape ladders extending from the third floor to the second floor.

    Spoony Bridge was also called Spoonery Bridge and Ravine Bridge. It was on the west side of Grimsby Park.

    The postmark is from Grimsby East post office.

    This is probably the Victoria Terrace area. The postmark reads Grimsby East.

    This was the spot of many of J.H. Ford's group photographs.

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 colour illustrated postcard of Grimsby Beach seems to show a restaurant. There is a wooden counter with stools on the porch-side of the counter. The restaurant is at an intersection, probably Gr

    Grimsby Beach offered a variety of athletic and leisure classes for children and adults. It was part of the Chautauqua philosophy.

    This colour postcard shows children playing on the beach at Grimsby Beach. Many of them are standing or sitting on the small planks which served as piers for the canoes. Others are in the water, in t