One photograph of W.G. Johnston's store in Lansdowne on Prince St. in the early 1900's. He was a dealer in boots,shoes,groceries etc. Oysters in season, General Fire Insurance. Mr. Johnstron's store also housed the telephone company. He also was the ticket agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway

One photograph showing T.G. Tilton's Shop. He did tinsmithing, roofing, plumbing, furnace and repair work.

One photograph of Prince St. Lansdowne looking North. This photo is also a postcard to Mrs. Lloyd Foley in Kingston, On. wishing her a Happy Brithday from Mary

One photograph of Prince St. in Lansdowne at the 4 corners showing the Bank of Canada at that time

One photograph of Prince St, in Lansdowne facing North. This photo is also a postcard.

One photograph of a Piano Class in Lansdowne in June 1923.
Teacher: Mrs. Johnston
Man: Examiner from Toronto Conservatory of Music.
Background: and on the left is Old Post Office/Dr. Bradley - Dentist Office
Pupil on left possibly Irene M. Patience

One photograph of Lansdowne Main St going north and featuring Mooney-Phillips General Store. The partnership ended in 1913 and Mooney opened at store at Lansdowne Dock, Ivy Lea.
Front right - F.W. McConnell & Sons lumber and coal business weigh scale building

One photograph of Prince St. North in Lansdowne featuring the Lucky Dollar store (Link's Groceteria)

One newspaper copy of old and new post office in Lansdowne. The post office was adjacent to to the new post office for 12 years. The postmaster was Wallace Peck. Biggest problem was moving the 2800 pound safe.