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Francis Petrie
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Infantry Lines at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga B&W photograph -
Camp Niagara - Route March by Overseas Battalion on Queen St. B&W photograph -
Camp Niagara - Trek to Toronto This is a contingent of some 10,000 soldiers who marched from Niagara to winter quarters in the Exhibition Grounds in Toronto, October/November 1916 (?) -
Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Overseas Forces at Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake Roman Catholic Church in background -
Troops at Camp Niagara Butler's Barrack's -
Fallsview Bridge Canada Customs House Tuesday, November 29, 1927 - 2:00 PM -
Horse Lines at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Canada Customs at the Fallsview Bridge Niagara Falls Background L-R Oneida Community Plate Factory, Dominion Chain Company ; in foreground a streetcar of the Great Gorge Route ; -
Main Street Cayuga Ontario The Canadian Bank of Commerce -
Aerial View from Fort Mississauga of Canadian Expeditionary Forces at Camp Niagara - tents, aerial view, c.e. forces, c.e. -
St. John's Cemetery - Portage Rd. - gentleman: unknown -
Visitors at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Troops at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Camp Niagara tents -
First Donnelly Family Headstone Lucan Ontario The original tombstone of the murdered Donnelly family was put in place in 1889 by William Donnelly, the original tombstone attracted thousands of visitors, many of whom defaced the monument. It was eventually removed in 1964 and replaced with another which did not have the words Murdered but Died ; -
Canadian Expeditionary Forces Marching at Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake souvenir shop, cigars and tobacco shop -
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Reading Room & Canteen at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga date of the photograph is either 1915 or 1916 -
Camp Niagara - Most likely Butler's Barrack's historic buildings -
Playing Soccer at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Target Range at Camp Niagara firing range rifle butts -
Graveyard Marker of Benjamin Canby an Early Settler in Canboro Cemetery Canboro Road is named after Benjamin Canby -
Lundy's Lane cemetery - Headstone of William E Strachan d.1929 The headstone notes that William Strachan died suddenly whilst touring Niagara Falls with the Young Australia League, the headstone was erected in his memory by the Boys Club Federation of America ; -
Cook-Ovens, Overseas Forces at Camp Niagara Note the brick ovens -
Tombstone of Robert Randall - Drummond Hill Cemetery "A victim of colonial misrule", born in Virginia: 1765; died at Chippawa: May 21, 1831; age: 66 -
Camp Niagara Overseas Forces Note the lake in the background They are ready to embark for the front
