In Library and Archives Canada/Canada. Patent & Copyright Office Collection ; C-020721 ; ACCNUM: 1966-094 ; negative information contact Library and Archives Canada ;
In Library and Archives Canada/Canada. Dept. of Mines & Technical Surveys Collection ; PA-014151 ; ACCNUM: 1965-040 ; negative information contact Library and Archives Canada ;
The young people in this photo are coming from NFCVI - Rice Cresent ran between Jepson and Ryerson Cresent and connected with a lane which ran between two houses and brought them to the Northern end of NFCVI. This lane was closed in the seventies and the students no longer travel Rice Cresent
Location is Zimmerman Avenue between Park and Bridge Streets ; Imperial Bank of Canada and H K Rahling Tailor's shop both in background ; note train in extreme background ;
The house was built around 1825 by John Thompson, on his farm which extended to Stanley Avenue. He was the youngest child of Joan and Jeanet (Jeanette?) Thompson who settled at the Whirlpool in 1785. Interesting features of this stone house include walls that are 3 feet thick, 28 foot hand hewn beams and walnut stair railings ;
The house was built around 1825 by John Thompson, on his farm which extended to Stanley Avenue. He was the youngest child of Joan and Jeanet (Jeanette?)Thompson who settled at the Whirlpool in 1785. Interesting features of this stone house include walls that are 3 feet thick, 28 foot hand hewn beams and walnut stair railings ;
The house was built around 1825 by John Thompson, on his farm which extended to Stanley Avenue. He was the youngest child of Joan and Jeanet (Jeanette?)Thompson who settled at the Whirlpool in 1785. Interesting features of this stone house include walls that are 3 feet thick, 28 foot hand hewn beams and walnut stair railings ;
The house was built around 1825 by John Thompson, on his farm which extended to Stanley Avenue. He was the youngest child of Joan and Jeanet (Jeanette?)Thompson who settled at the Whirlpool in 1785. Interesting features of this stone house include walls that are 3 feet thick, 28 foot hand hewn beams and walnut stair railings ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant BK 4701-1 1975 - 1976 ; research by George Seibel artistic recreation by Rob Kirley based on a photograph in "The Niagara Daredevils" by Karl S Brong ; signed and dated by the artist on the reverse ;
Horseshoe Falls in background, Clifton Incline Railway and Maid of the Mist ticket office and store bottom left, Clifton Gate [Memorial Arch] centre, Oakes Garden Theatre (right), Queen Victoria Park in distance, Niagara Parkway ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant BK 4701-1 1975 - 1976 ; from a photograph published in Cosmopolitan Magazine and reprinted in "Niagara Daredevils" published 1955 by Karl S Brong ; Research by George Seibel ; In 1901, Maude Willard successfully navigated the Whirlpool Rapids but she suffocated when her barrel which had previously been used by Carlisle Graham, was caught for four hours in the Whirlpool ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant BK 4701-1 1975 - 1976 ; from a photograph published in Cosmopolitan Magazine and reprinted in "Niagara Daredevils" published 1955 by Karl S Brong ; Research by George Seibel ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant AK 2403-9 1974 - 1975 ; Artistic recreation from a stereographic view held at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society ; Research by George Seibel ; "Right in midstream ...shanties crowd each other, and in these places liquors are frequently served. When arrests were made the boundary line was always disputed and the ice bridge had usually melted by the time a trial was held " ; excerpted from "Anthology and Bibliography of Niagara Falls by Dow, volume 1 page 409 ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant AK 2403-9 1974 - 1975 ; research by George Seibel ; "you are hereby notifies to depart .... as you are considered an enemy to your country, therefore take your all and your family and follow your friends to that country that the King your master has provided for those of your character..." Those who were loyal to the King packed their belongings in wagons and set out with their families, the first loyalists left the United States in 1776. It was 1781 before settlers were to cross the Niagara and settle the "land on the mountain" as the area above the escarpment was called - reference Mark of Honor by Hazel C Matthews ;
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant AK 2403-9 1974 - 1975 ; research by George Seibel ; "you are hereby notified to depart .... as you are considered an enemy to your country, therefore take your all and your family and follow your friends to that country that the King your master has provided for those of your character..." Those who were loyal to the King packed their belongings in wagons and set out with their families, the first loyalists left the United States in 1776. It was 1781 before settlers were to cross the Niagara and settle the "land on the mountain" as the area above the escarpment was called - reference Mark of Honor by Hazel C Matthews ;
Clifton Hotel (left), Upper Steel Arch Bridge (centre), the four large smokestacks in the extreme background belong to the Aluminum Company of America , formerly known as the Pittsburg Reduction Company;