Awhile back my wife and I were out enjoying Nature when we came upon an old Spring Fed Well. Seeing it my wife and I sat down and ate our lunch, with our minds wondering how many people used to come to it for water. We even had a drink, as the water inside was crystal clear. We enjoy seeing things like that, so I thought I would share. GW

John Marshall Bennett 1914 Mowing Hay November 1914. Them were the days when work was work. Click on picture to enlarge.

Here is another picture taken many years ago showing Charlie @ IDA Woods Camp @ Lee’s Narrow’s Pigeon Lake.

Here is another picture that will take you back to a time where things weren’t as they are now.  Write up on pictures are all authentic.  Click on Picture to enlarge.

Here is another picture I have  at my home taken many years ago.  Writing on pictures are all authentic.  We do have a bit of history here in Port Loring & Loring.  Enjoy!

Here is another bit of history shown in a picture taken many years ago.  Click Picture for better viewing.

Here is another piece of history for our small community of Port Loring.  Captain E.H. Kelsey & Loring Area Militia at Niagara Falls 1912 . Look closely you might just see some distant family member.

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This is an old Photo taken many years ago of  Capt. Bill Brooks, Wife and Family, at Lumber Camp Possibly 1916-18.  Just one more piece of history not to forget.

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Here is another picture taken many years ago here in Port Loring Ontario.  Gives one an idea of what things looked like many years ago.  The picture shows the  Back View Of Old Hall, Kirton’s House, Kelcey’s House & Kelcey’s Store. Taken From The Church Steps On West Road 1920’s. Notice the old boardwalks.

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Here is a picture of the chap that owned our home here in Port Loring Ontario, Canada, taken many years ago.           George Lee.   It is a picture of an invention he made for cutting firewood.  Pretty amazing man to say the least.  A man that shouldn’t be forgotten.  Click picture below for better viewing.