Thanks Carole! You will love it here!

I recall living close by in the 60s and as kids swimming of the concrete foundations that were all that were left of the pier. At the time I only recall 3 concrete piers left, the rest were probably sunk as would be boat hazzards. As kids we would jump off the sea weed covered piers into the ice cold water- great fun. Would go to the corner store at Park and highway 8 – Mikes Lunch and buy comic books, ice cream and junk food as a kid and than head off on our bikes. My friend used to live in Grimsby Bearch so we would bike around all the ” weird little houses .” In the 60s was more of the poorer area of town, still recovering from its carnival like past of the 20’s. Glad to know a bit more history of what a great place it once was as a Methodist revival center and midway in the 20s.

Thank you Kevin! It’s definitely a sight to see in person.

Thank you Hannah! It’s just like Barbie’s Dream House!! They make me smile too 🙂

They’re just adorable!

It’s so enchanting! Haha I do wonder how they feel too – but it’s definitely unlike any other community I’ve ever been to!