Napier
Historical Photos
Dr. Cornelius East, who worked as a physician and surgeon in Napier around 1878. The 30-year old Dr. East was originally a schoolteacher.
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Alvira Clark who was married to Dr. East
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Col. John Arthurs, a retired British Officer, was one of Napier's early settlers and a longtime postmaster. Both Col. Arthurs and his son Alex, who served as township clerk for many years, were active in the Masonic Lodge.
Courtesy: David Clark
A scene near Naper
Private Collector. Photo by Hadden, Alvington On.
The cottage built by John Arthurs' grandson ca. 1928. Unfortunately it was beyond saving and demolished sometime after 1998.
Courtesy: David Clark
![Store](https://ghosttownpix.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/napier3.jpg "The local general store "Napier House" around 1910. A sign advertising 'electric beans' is hanging from the front.")
The local general store "Napier House" around 1910. A sign advertising 'electric beans' is hanging from the front.
Private Collector. Photo by Hadden, Alvington On.
Napier House; around 1960. Apart from the fence at the side, the replacement of the horse with gas pumps and the curious disappearance of the 'electric beans', it's amazing how few changes took place over the course of 50 years.
Courtesy: David Clark