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Many of pictures have been removed over the years, re-adding a few from this event.

I have added the pictures back to this thread;

I see that now and there doesn't seem to be anything from Hamilton that is of interest, a couple of buildings. The legend is here; http://westfieldheritage.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2017/02/Westfield-Map.pdf Back to square one, I wonder if there are more of these villages in the area.

Judging by the picture, looks like they a very good turnout. I doubt we would get that many here.

Very interesting as I have never heard of this place, though well worth a visit, I looked through their gallery and didn't see your log house but they have 35 buildings. Could be there.

This is a reminder that tomorrow, Friday Sept. 14 is the Hamilton Air Summit Where: City Hall Council Chamber When: 9am to noon See below a link with more details: https://www.hamilton.ca/city-initiatives/priority-projects/hamilton-air-summit Maybe some of you can make it out. I know...

In the early 80's the Rescue Unit would help to commemorate Battle of the Atlantic with sail by with naval officer Charlie Kedge, at the wheel is Chris Hamel and Peter Plant on his left. The Battle of the Atlantic was Canada's longest military engagement of the Second World War, lasting from...

There were a lot of houses removed back in the 70-80's on the Beach, I doubt there was much recording of what was done, but your place would of been the only one that was moved. And I use to live near there and I don't recall if it was torn down or not. It could of been demolished and taken...

Hi Collings, good to hear from you again. I actually drove along the shore of Lake Erie looking for something that would resemble your old house (log cabin) and had no luck. That was many years ago, a Google Earth search could find more now.

This picture would be circa 1957, the construction of the new Skyway has not started and the damaged bascule bridge has been removed and replaced by a temporary wooden bridge. Top left is the Lakeside Hotel and Beach baseball diamond to the right. Thanks to TPL Roughly around the same time...

A couple from today before the incoming storm. This bear caving is sitting beside a resident's house in the 500's, he told me a person use a chain saw to cut this out of an old telephone pole. The Burlington waterfront as seen from the Beach Trail;

Storm warnings in effect with a large amount of rain, lucky for us this wasn't last year. Notice that though we have some pretty big waves, there is still some beach left.

Check out the picture from the 2007 Reunion; http://hamiltonbeachcommunity.com/forum/threads/2007-annual-beach-reunion.1065/

A few more.

Once again this year Beach residents will be hosting the Annual Beach Reunion, there will be a pot luck and refreshments. Everyone is welcome. Starts around 1pm till closing at the Beach rescue Hall, 316 Beach Blvd. See you there. A picture from the last reunion held at the Dynes;

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The pictures from this thread have gone missing, adding them back.

Hamilton ready to take on all comers with a big league cricket pitch Bay Observer Staff February 11, 2018, 1:55 pm In a country where hockey is king, and increasingly the main summertime youth sport activity is soccer, it’s easy to overlook the growing popularity of cricket in Canada. But in...

Due to unforeseen circumstances the September meeting has been cancelled. The Council will make arrangements for another meeting at a later date and that date will be posted here.