LORDSHIP LANDINGS

Due to the large amount of material being received, this page is being set up to allow visitors to view new material before it is assigned to the corresponding webpages. Material will be forwarded after 30 days. The term Lordship Landings is from a column from the mid 1930's in the Stratford News detailing the comings and goings in Lordship.

New photos of the Wilkenda Land Company from 1910 to 1917 added August 26 from the E.W. Wilson collection courtesy of the Stratford Historical Society.

Wilkenda Book 1914	Wilkenda Book 1914	Wilkenda Book 1914	Wilkenda Bus 1914	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development
Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development	Wilkenda Development
Wilkenda Office	Wilkenda Office	Wilson Office 1917

New photos of the Lordship Center from 1910 to 1917 added August 10 from the E.W. Wilson collection courtesy of the Stratford Historical Society.

Center 1910

Casino Being Built

Casino Being Built

Casino Interior

Center Houses

Center Houses

Center 1916

New photos of the Lordship Beach from 1915 to 1917 added August 1 from the E.W. Wilson collection courtesy of the Stratford Historical Society.

Opening Day 1915	Bath House 1915	Pavilion 1915	Float 1915	Float 1915	Opening Day 1915	Pavilion 1915	Picnic 1915
Lordship Beach 1915	Lordship Beach	Wilsons 1915	Raft 1917	Boy Scouts 1917	Life Guards 1917	Ballroom 1917

New photos of the Bricks added July 31 from the E.W. Wilson collection courtesy of the Stratford Historical Society.

Brick cottages 1917

Brick cottages 1917

Brick cottages 1917

Brick cottages 1917

New trolley photos added July 24 from the E.W. Wilson collection courtesy of the Stratford Historical Society.

Trolley Track Laying 1915	First Spike 1915	Trolley Line 1915	Trolley Bridge 1915	Trolley to Lordship	Storm 1916
Storm 1916	Storm 1916	End of the line

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