Indian Canoe Emblem

Taken at Grimsby Beach. This emblem was on a canoe outside one of the "painted ladies"

Painted Lady

One of the "Painted Ladies" at Grimsby Beach.

Old Ford on the Farm

This old Ford was in a barn in Grimsby, Ontario.

All Aboard!

At Doors Open Grimsby, there was a re-creation of the Hamilton, Grimsby and Beamsville Electric Railway.

Fifteen Stars

During the period of the 1812 War, the American flag had 15 stars. This flag was flying during the Engagement at the Forty re-enactment.

Duck on the Farm

Taking at a farm that was part of Doors Open Grimsby.

Historical Book

The Grimsby Archives donated over 100 copies of this book to the Ontario Wine Society. It was written by Wm. F. Rannie in 1978 and it's an interesting account of the Ontario wine industry from 1811 to 1978.

Amos 'n' Andy Fresh Air Taxi (1930)

There was an antique toy display at the Grimsby Museum and I was told I couldn't take photos. I snuck this one anyway. This toy taxi was made by Marx Toys and now sells anywhere from $250 to $1,500 depending on the condition and with the original box.

Nelles-Fitch Historical House (1787)

This simple Georgian Colonial house was built in 1787 as a temporary residence. The house was used as officers’ quarters and barracks during the war of 1812, and had a prison cell in the basement.