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Listed here is an issue of the Bridgeburg Eye Opener from 1928.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Bridgeburg Municipal Building and it's history in Fort Erie.

A newspaper clipping with the poem, "The Future of Bridgeburg", accompanied by a critique of the poem.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Grand Trunk Hotel, an establishment that operated in Bridgeburg throughout the late 1800s. The document includes a list of owners, former employees as well as a transactional history.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Kraft homestead, no 42 Phipps.

Listed here is a document pertinent to W.T. Malkin and his grocery store in Amigari. Malkin was a local merchant and politician, whose over 40 years of contributions to the village played a large role in the regions commercial growth.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Traders Bank

Listed here is a document pertinent to Thomas Bown and the Bown family. Thomas worked on the Grand Trunk Railway for most of his life. His son George Bown would go on to become mayor for a time, before resigning and joining the town council as well…

Listed here is a document pertinent to 'Victoria' the name that preceded Bridgeburg; Fort Erie's south end.

Pictured here is the White Hall Club House which was located in Bridgeburg.

Pictured here is Wintemute Street, facing west.