One of the newest components of the Erland Lee Museum is the renovation of the basement level and the creation of a scale replica of old Stoney Creek. 

The Hamilton, Grimsby and Beamsville Electric Railway ran through Saltfleet Township from 1894 - 1931. It was a vital link between Stoney Creek and the rest of the province. 

Model of the Philander Barnes house (formerly on the NE corner of Dewitt Road and Highway #8) built by volunteer Pete Wobschall.

The railway shipped fruit and carried passengers from the Township to Hamilton and towards Niagara, linking up with the main railways of the day; the Great Western, and the Toronto, Hamilton, and Buffalo Railway; the line also connected to the Hamilton Street Railway system. 

The Erland Lee model primarily focuses on Highway #8 from Fifty Road to Dewitt Road, and King Street from Parkdale Avenue to Gray's Road. 

The models are built from historical photos in the Erland Lee Museum's local history collection. The museum maintains a database of historical photos, some of which can be found online as part of the Virtual Museum of Canada.