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Bridgeburg Is Growing
Listed here is a collection of articles pertinent to the history of Fort Erie and Bridgeburg. More specifically the Old Fort, St. Paul's Church and Bertie Hall.
Bertie Hall & Nelson Forsyth
Listed here is a document pertinent to Nelson Forsyth and the Bertie Hall.
Horatio Nelson Forsyth
Listed here is a document pertinent to Horatio Nelson Forsyth.
Mayor Faiazza Letter
Listed here is a letter written by Mayor Madelaine Faiazza to Louis McDermott regarding the Bertie Hall.
Bertie Hall, #4
Pictured here is the front door to Bertie Hall. The building is located in what was once known as Bridgeburg.
Bertie Hall, #3
Pictured here are the columns and roof of Bertie Hall. The building is located in what was once known as Bridgeburg.
Bertie Hall, #2
Pictured here is Bertie Hall, which later became known as the Mahoney Doll House Museum. It is located in what was once known as Bridgeburg.
Bertie Hall, #1
Pictured here is Bertie Hall which was later known as the Mahoney Doll House Museum. It is located in what was once known as Bridgeburg.
Bertie Hall, #16
Only room in cellar lined in Brick Wallsa and ceiling had been plastered originally over brick, and it had a brick floor. All others were dirt.
Bertie Hall, #15
Bertie Hall kitchen
Bertie Hall, #14
Charlie Forsyth and Mrs. Shaddock (housekeeper) in the kitchen.
(Bertie Hall under Frank T Pattison)
(Bertie Hall under Frank T Pattison)
Bertie Hall, #13
Small portion of wall in the informal drawing room.
(Bertie Hall under Frank T Pattison)
(Bertie Hall under Frank T Pattison)