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Francis Petrie
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Aerial View of the Proposed location of the Niagara Falls Observation Bridge niagara river - lower -
Electric Plant on Welland at Park Street Niagara Falls winter, snow, cars, automobile, hydro offices -
Construction of the Rainbow Bridge B&W photograph -
Rear view of St Jude Buildings on Park Street Demolished May 1976 -
St Jude Buildings on Park Street Demolished May 1976 ; building to left was a homeless shelter for men ; -
Repairing the Rainbow Bridge Deck - U.S. Customs in the Background B&W photograph -
Aerial Panoramic View of Niagara Falls oakes garden theatre -
The Eaton Building - Niagara Falls ( 1928 - 1971 / 72 ) - built in 1928, on the site of the " Crysler Homestead ", formally opened on Thursday February 14, 1929 and was demolished from Oct. / Nov. 1971 - Jan. 1972 -
Panoramic View - Construction along with the Rainbow Bridge B&W photograph -
Double Deck Tours Canada Bus - Body being hoisted in to building These double decker red British type buses are a familiar sight in Niagara Falls ; -
Prototype Bus and Train Combination Vehicle derailed from CNR tracks after Test Run Vehicle travelled on Railway Tracks and is being moved off the tracks after a crash during the test run from Hamilton ; vehicle has Michigan License Plates ; -
Construction Workers Building the Rainbow Bridge construction workers -
The Niagara Falls Evening Review - 1st. location ( 1879 - 1889 ) -Louis Fischer's Cigar Store on Erie Ave. in 1935; - formerly The Niagara Falls Review - 1st. location ( 1879 - 1889 ); - the buildings were demolished in Sept. 1975 -
Queen Street Downtown Business Area Niagara Falls building to right is The Canadian Bank of Commerce -
Eaton's Department Store Victoria Avenue Eaton's Department Store, corner of Victoria & Morrison Streets ; Formerly Harmonius Crysler property ; Store opened in 1929 & was demolished to make room for the Niagara Falls Public Library ; Photo was taken prior to demolition - Dec. 1971 ; -
The British American Service Station - corner of Victoria / Valley Way / Morrison Streets - The British American Service Station replaced Price Brothers and was known as Fry's Service Station, operated by Chuck Fry. The T. Eaton Building ( Eaton's Department Store ), sits in the background on the left side of picture. -
Queen Street decorated for Christmas -Wallace's Department Store is at right, between the 2nd & 3rd pole decorations - corner of St. Clair Ave. northwest -
Looking down Queen Street, City Hall(left), Canadian Bank of Commerce (right) Tower in background (left) is on the Fire Hall; -
Traffic on Falls Avenue the Sunday before Labor Day Note the Awning on the Car Window -
Clark Hardware on Erie Avenue Clark Hardware building on Erie Ave, just north of Rosberg's; At present it is occupied by Jasmine Gardens ; -
Imperial Bank of Canada on the Corner of Main & Ferry South East Corner Ferry St. and Main, October 1963. This Building was demolished and rebuilt, now occupied by the CIBC, February 1964. -
Borden's Dairy Ice Cream Store in Black Creek Niagara Boulevard (South Beamsville) -
The Marland Woolnough Co. Wholesale Grocers, ca 1910 - this building later became National Grocers -
Johnson's Store on the Corner of St. Paul & McMicking Streets B&W photograph -
Businesses & Stores - Dyna Store B&W photograph -
John Robinson & Sons Fireproof Garage River Road Robinson's Garage on River Road in 1922, one of the earliest North End Garages and Auto Dealers ; -
John Robinson's Fireproof Garage - River Road Now part of the Rainbow Bridge approach structure -
Demolition of Eaton Store Victoria Avenue Niagara Falls Victoria and Morrison Streets ; Present site of Niagara Falls Public Library -
Painted Image on exterior wall of Critelli & Deleo Grocery Store on Ferry St., Niagara Falls - painted image reads: " Fed in Canada - Milked at Portland, Maine, USA, The kind of cow we do not want, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway -
Cyanamid Plant Welland Welland Plant Office ; names of people unknown ; -
Northcott Store at Corner of Queen and Welland Street Dr. Smillie's House, dr. smillie -
John Graaskamp's Store - 4769 Queen St. at Firestone Store B&W photograph -
Either Roy or Gordon Criger of Criger's Garage & Machine Shop putting gasoline into a gas can Either Roy or Gordon Criger Filling a can with gas from the pump which stood in front of Criger's in 1925. The building with the hip roof behind the billboards is on the South side of Queen St., West of St. Lawrence. It was the natural ice rink which was used for public skating and hockey. It was destroyed by fire soon after 1925 and a new arena was built on Victoria Avenue with artificial ice. -
Demolition of Critelli-DeLeo Store Old Ferry Street -
Demolition of Eaton's Department Store Corner of Victoria Avenue and Morrison Street Store was in business 1929 - 1971 ; -
M & M Demolition Service x 3.125 -
Colonial Cleaners & Laundromat Colonial Cleaners is located at 6200 Dunn St. -
Power City Shoe Repair on St Lawrence Avenue Originally on Queen St. near St. Lawrence then moved to this location late 1946. Then demolished April 1973 ; -
Interior of Canadian Tire Store on Opening Day Canadian Tire Victoria Avenue and Valley Way -
Demolition of Ernie's Esso - Corner of Valley Way and Victoria Avenue Ernie's Esso, formerly Gracey's Esso, being demolished to make room for a parking lot for the Canadian Tire Store which was located in the former Loblaws Grocery Store ; -
Firemen cleaning up after fire at Beau's Variety Portage Road Beau's Variety Store: Portage & Prospect St. ( across from Niagara Falls Hospital ), formerly Devito's Variety Store, caught fire - February 1977 -
Construction of Miracle Mart Store on Victoria Avenue Miracle Mart on Victoria Ave. being enlarged in August, 1976 ; currently (2004) site of Hy & Zels ; -
Cyclone damage to the American Can building on Lewis Street Niagara Falls Roof damage after Cyclone of September 11 1920 ; -
Criger's Garage & Machine Shop from the southwest corner of St Lawrence and Queen Street In business 1923 - 1928 ; -
Commercial Photo and Art Company - Corner of Victoria Avenue and Jepson Street Formerly Troup Drug Store -
Caesar's Shoes and King Optical Victoria Avenue (former A&P Store) Caesar's Shoes - LF; King Optical - RF; Canada Immigration - rear; building remodelled May 1977; ( burned January 1994 ) -
Robinson Street, 1366 - Canadian Coal Company - W. B. Bews Proprietor - across from The Old Stone Inn, the site of the parking lot for Imax Theatre, which occupied the former site of the Wire Weaving Co. factory
