Listed here is a document pertinent to the old Town Hall in Fort Erie located on Queen Street. The structure was built in 1895 and hosted the administration of the town until the building was demolished in 1985. The town hall was the social center of the village, and was used frequently by the 44th Regiment and the Fire Company for meetings.
Listed here is a document pertinent the old Fort Erie town hall, formerly located on Queen Street. The document provides details regarding the construction of town hall In the 1920s, as well as the rules and regulations of the library within town hall.
Fort Erie town hall was recently the recipient of a town hall directions sign constructed by the Crystal Beach Restoration project. Richard McLagan, Anita Martinez, Cathy Spencer, and Donna Sheehan erect the sign on the front lawn of town hall.
The new town hall was constructed when town hall moved to Garrison Road from Jarvis Street. It stood on the south side of Garrison Road. This photo reflects the site in which the new town hall would stand once built.
This town hall building was built when town hall moved to Garrison Road from Jarvis Street. It stood on the south side of Garrison Road. In this photo, the building is under construction.
