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Francis Petrie
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Celebrating 100 Years ( 1814 - 1914 ) - Lundy's Lane Historical Society - Electric Street Car; A. C. Thorburn's Drug Store on right -
Lundy's Lane Historical Society Celebrates the Centennial of the Battle of Lundy's Lane Speaker is Sir John Gibson, Lt. Gov. of Ontario, giving the opening remarks. -
The Elliott House Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario Also available as a black and white postcard -
Remembering those that died in the War of 1812 - 3 people are unknown -
Portrait of Reverend Canon George Bull - Founder & 1st President of Lundy's Lane Historical Society - President from 1887 - 1906; Rector at All Saints Church ( 1885 - 1902 ) -
Randwood B&W photograph -
In Commemoration of The Battle of Lundy's Lane - people are unknown -
The Maid of the Mist - 1920 - American Falls is in the background -
Brunswick House 5.25" B&W photograph -
Palatine Hill - Home of Daniel Servos built - late 1770's; demolished in 1951 -
Maid of the Mist in front of the American Falls boat, water, Bridal Falls, flag -
The De Puisaye House as it is Today (1904) B&W photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) 3" x3" B&W photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) B&W photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) B&W photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) Colour photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) B&W photograph -
William Lyon Mackenzie Home at Queenston W. L. Mackenzie -
Unidentified Group in Front of the William Lyon Mackenzie House Max Gray with arms folded, (Front Left) Perhaps 1958 when Parks Commission opened it as a museum? Closed in 1974 -
William Lyon Mackenzie home at Queenston (restored) The Acacia trees in the foreground were planted by Mackenzie himself in 1824 and are still growing. It was here that the first issue of the Colonial Advocate was printed on May 18, 1824 -
Market behind City Hall, Queen Street in background also available as a 7" x 5" black and white photograph froma glass slide -
Ruins of William Lyon Mackenzie's Printing Plant at Queenston in 1895 copied in October 1972 from Harold Usher -
Ruins of William Lyon Mackenzie's Printing Office with Brock's Monument in the Background Interior of the oldest printing office in Ontario. -
William Lyon Mackenzie's Home being Restored in 1936 Negative available -
William Lyon Mackenzie's House being Restored - 1936 Negative available
