Chair Factory
Harbour 1906
The town of Wiarton is known as the gateway to the Bruce Peninsula, and, for many years, had a pair of stone gate posts with white painted wooden gates at the south end of town at the top of the hill. Wiarton’s post office first opened on August 1, 1868, and was staffed by B.B. Miller until November 21, 1877. Neil McMillan was appointed postmaster on January 1, 1878, and remained in that position until his death on July 2, 1888. On September 1, 1888, David Dinsmore was appointed postmaster, until his death on May 28, 1908. He was followed by James Walmsley until 1913, and then Thomas Allan until 1944.
Arlington Hotel
Map of Wiarton, 1880
Berford Street 1907
Maples 1923
Hunter’s Dam
Wiarton Fair 1935
Pacific Hotel
Hill from below
Rock Cut
Gates 1940
Gates 1948
Wiarton Bay
Berford Street 1950s
Wiarton Rocks 1942
The Harbour
GTR Station
St. Paul’s
Bedford Street Wiarton
Harbour view 1909
Berford Street 1907
Cliff Park 1906
Oxenden Bridge
Government Docks
High School
Harbour Scene
Wiarton From Park
Lower Docks
Dominion Fish Co.
Cliffs
Leather Greetings 1907
Rocks, Wiarton
Methodist Church
Boat Leaving Harbour 1907
Wiarton Harbour 1908
Fish Hatchery 1929
Wiarton From the Cliff
Wiarton Looking North
Glorious 12th, 1911
Wiarton Wharf, 1912
