Résultats

      Two women sitting on the window sills of a building.

      A wagon backed up to the loading dock of a train station. The station building is in the middle ground. A water tower is in the background.

      A frozen river is in the foreground. A factory is in the middle ground and St. Catharines is in the background.

      Two women in dark dresses stand in front of a large tent.

      This was the childhood home of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer. His father, Elmon Moyer, ran the Cherry Grove Camp, from this location. Kenneth and his family moved back into the home in the 1930s and took over the business.

      A man (Enoch Moyer?) squats in the open door of a railway boxcar.

      A view, looking north, of Jordan Harbour. The photographer appears to be standing on the railroad bridge.

      Women in front row centre, with dark skirt and white blouse, is probably Gretta Miller, future wife of Kenneth Moyer.

      The road behind them is Victoria Ave. This is just south of Hwy 8 (Reg. Rd 81).

      This became a part of the United Church of Canada. A house for the minister (mance) was built to the west of this church in 1938.

      Gladston Moyer, younger brother of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

      Florence was a cousin of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

      Reg Moyer was the youngest brother of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

      Two pictures of a young man. In the second picture he is using a telephone.

      Martin House worked for the St. Catharines Standard newspaper, so we assume these other people worked there as well.

      Drive shed was used to store buggies and automobiles of church goers.

      A view, looking south, of the gardens in front of the Vineland Mennonite Church at the corner of Rittenhouse Road.

      A view, looking south, of the gates to Vineland Cemetery. On the left is the edge of Vineland Mennonite Church.

      A stone monument in a cemetery. On either side are benches.

      Two young men lean against a rail fence.