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      Employees of the Vineland Horticultural Experimental Station cutting ice on Jordan Harbour. The ice was packed in sawdust and kept in a specially designed "ice house" for use in warm weather.

      Farmers would ship their fruit to markets in Hamilton and Toronto by rail. For a while, a dock on Jordan Harbour offered an alternative shipping method. In William F. Rannie's book "Lincoln: The story of an Ontario town", the date 1910 is given for the building of the station in …

      A number of men, women and children pose in front of a pile of fruit baskets. There is a barn in the background. A cart (without horses) is in the foreground.

      Kenneth Moyer took several pictures from the roof the the administrative building on the Experimental station.

      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.

      A picture of a beach, on right, and people on the beach and in the water.

      Bertha Fretz is on the left, Kenneth Moyer is in the middle, and Albert Eckhardt is on the right.

      The picture probably includes Bertha Fretz, Kenneth Moyer, and Albert Eckhardt.

      A two-storey building with 2 large plate glass windows on the front first floor. There is a small out-building to the left of it, and a larger building in the rear. There appear to be hitching posts along the street in front of the building.

      A two-storey building stands behind some trees. A sidewalk runs along the side of the street.

      Hilda Culp on the left and Gladston Moyer on the right. Gladston was the brother of Kenneth Moyer, the photographer.

      Two women stand on the steps by the front door of a store. A plate-glass window behind them reads "'Salada' Tea is Delicious".

      The date on the back of the picture says 1920 but judging by the buggy and wagon it may be some years early.

      Looking south on Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24). Rittenhouse School is behind some trees in the middle of the photo

      The upper right portion of the image is the current day location of Prudhommes motel complex.

      The man on the left is Kennth Moyer. The man on the right is Cpl Ross Fluhrer. Man in middle is Lloyd Fluhrer. They appear to be standing on the platform of the Vineland train station.

      These women were labourers at the Horticulural Experimental Station.

      S. W. (Wilson) Wylie was foreman of the Horticultural Experimental Station from 1915 to 1943.

      C. S Peacock was hired by the Horticultural Experimental Station in 1924 as a Farm Hand. In 1943, on the retirement of S. M Wylie, he became Foreman. He died in 1946.

      The Director's Residence of the Horticultural Experimental Station. This building was built in either 1908 or 1909. In 1955 this building was remodelled for use by Agricultural Extension Services.