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      Note the two women with canoe paddles in the front row. Canoeing was a common diversion at Grimsby Park.

      Steamer "Turbinia" at Grimsby Beach, Ont....

      This is a map of the Grimsby Beach area in the mid-twentieth century. It shows some of the features of the Grimsby Park times which remained through the changing uses of the area. Auditorium Circle, Bell Park, and Victoria Terrace remain today as identified features in the Grimsby Beach area.

      The temple was torn down in 1922 so this photograph must have been taken prior to that.

      This is a white-bordered colored postcard with a divided back and is postally unused. It shows an illustration of the dilapidated Grimsby Beach pier as it appeared mid-19th century. There is a wooden lifeguard stand on the beach and a wooden building on the left-hand side of the postcard.

      This is a white-bordered postcard which has a divided back and is postally used. The postmark is Toronto, Ont. Postal Term'l A. and is dated Aug 18 1925, 3:30 pm. The front of the postcard shows a photograph of Grimsby Beach in the 1920s. It is the Midway of the …

      BIG CROWDS AT BEACH ON CIVIC HOLIDAY Over Six Thousand Amusement Seekers Visited This Beautiful Spot. Macassa Carried Over Three Thousand. Hardy, Gave Performance On Tight Wire. Vaudeville Show in Auditorium a Real Classy One. While Civic Holiday passed off quietly in Grimsby, it was by no ...

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

      This colour illustrated postcard shows the athletic fields at Grimsby Park. In the background is a line of cedar trees. Many people are on the athletic fields, lining the dirt track which surrounds the fields. In the top right hand corner is the royal coat of arms with the beaver …

      The postcard shows the stamp of a previous owner as well as some tears.

      This is a single image from the lithograph sheets of illustrations used in Grimsby Park programs. This illustration was produced post-1886 because of the presence of the temple. The illustration depicts many of the activities and mainstays of a Grimsby Park summer day from the train station visible in the …

      The temple was built in 1886 so there is an obvious difference between the two aerial views. The temple isn't the only difference which shows the growth of Grimsby Park.

      There is a sign in the window of the post office which is advertising Burdock Blood Bitters. The photograph captured the horse while it was moving its head, or at least its ears.