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Francis Petrie
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1906 Antique Steam Fire Pumper in Parade at Port Colborne Volunteer Fire Company Presented by the Village of Humberstone -
Drummer Robert Darling in the Centennial Parade At time of photo the drum was 106 years old ; -
Chippawa Band taking part in a Parade on Victoria Avenue Stored in Wilfred Hicks collection -
Parade at corner of Main and Ferry Streets The Canadian Bank of Commerce (upper right) -
Parade along Bridge Street during Old Home Week in Niagara Falls Railway Station (left) -
Float in Niagara Falls' 21st Anniversary Parade along Main St. & Ferry St. - 1925 - sign on Float reads: One Flag, One Throne, One Empire -
Parade along Bridge Street during Old Home Week in Niagara Falls Railway Station (left) -
Niagara Falls 21st birthday Old Home Week 1925 parade Bridge Street Railway Station (left) -
Niagara Falls 21st birthday Old Home Week 1925 parade on Bridge Street Railway Station (left) -
Old Ticket Office at Oakes Park Removed in December 1969 -
F. H. Leslie Park Swimming Pool Built in the Summer of 1928; Demolished in on April 14-24, 1971 -
F. H. Leslie Park Swimming Pool (c.1920's) Located between Sixth Ave. & Jepson St. -
Animal Trap Company of America Float in the City of Niagara Falls' 21st Anniversary Parade This Float was the Grand Prize Winner in the Industrial Section ; Sydney Packer ( manager of the Animal Trap Co. ), created the Float ; -
Parade along Bridge Street during Old Home Week in Niagara Falls Railway Station (left) -
Parade along Bridge Street Railway Station (left) -
Daughters of St George Float in parade on Bridge Street in Niagara Falls, Railway Station left This is possibly the 21st anniversary parade of the City of Niagara Falls held July 1925 -
Parade along Bridge Street during Old Home Week in Niagara Falls Railway Station (left) -
Reid Brothers Lumber Yard float in the Old Home Week parade Location at intersection of Main & Ferry Street, Thorburn's Drug Store (left) ; -
School children on Bridge Street awaiting the visit of the Prince of Wales 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 ; -
Military parade on Bridge Street Niagara Falls Electric Streetcar in background sign says Bridge ... ; -
Hospital Float in the Dominion Day Parade in Niagara Falls On Bridge Street by Zimmerman Street -
Horse drawn floats pass by the Arlington Hotel on Bridge Street Niagara Falls in the Dominion Day Parade Arlington Hotel second building from right ; Railway Station left ; -
Dominion Day Parade travelling past the Arlington Hotel in Niagara Falls Arlington Hotel is the building on the right decorated with flags ; -
Dominion Day Celebration in Niagara Falls Acheson Graphite behind the fence in the background -
100th Anniversary Parade for The Battle of Lundy's Lane A. C. Thorburn's Drugs, Chocolate, & Stationary Store on right ; location Main and Ferry Streets ; -
100th Anniversary of the Battle of Lundy's Lane Parade Royal Canadian Dragoons entering Lundy's Lane -
100th Anniversary of the Battle of Lundy's Lane Parade Lieutenant Colonel Fred Hill at the head of the 44th Regiment coming up Lundy's Lane -
Oakes Garden Theatre Negative available -
100th Anniversary of the Battle of Lundy's Lane Parade Location Main & Ferry Streets -
Military participating in a parade along Bridge Street Niagara Falls Railway Station to the left and the Arlington Hotel to the right -
Burrell Hecock b.March 3 1895 d. February 4 1912 Burrell died in the Lower Niagara River, when the Ice Bridge broke apart, disintegrating in the Whirlpool Rapids. He had attempted to rescue the Stanton's but all 3 people perished that day ; -
Memorial Service for Burrell Hecock who died trying to rescue Mr. & Mrs. Eldridge Stanton when Ice Bridge broke apart The Ice Bridge in the Niagara River broke apart on February 4 1912. Mr. & Mrs. Eldridge Stanton were stranded on a piece of ice, Burrell Hecock attempted to rescue them but all 3 perished in the Lower Niagara River at the Whirlpool Rapids ;
