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Construction of the Floral Clock at Queenston The man near the centre of the photo is possibly Federico Parente. -
Queenston-Chippawa Power Plant development - Whirlpool construction camp Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Queenston-Chippawa Power Plant development - excavation of the hydro canal Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Queenston-Chippawa Power Plant development - interior of the no. 2 compressor house Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Queenston-Chippawa Power Plant development - sand conveyor from the middle tower Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Queenston-Chippawa Power Plant development - screen house and storage bins Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Construction of the Queenston-Chippawa power plant - electric train used for earth carrying Currently Sir Adam Beck 1 hydro plant -
Toronto Power Company on the Niagara Boulevard Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company on the Niagara Boulevard Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company plant - exterior view - cars parked on the Niagara Boulevard / Parkway Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company plant - generator foundations at the construction site Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company plant - exterior side view - upper Niagara River and Rapids (left) Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company Plant - decorated for the Royal visit of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company plant - exterior view - main door entrance Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company Plant - exterior view The Niagara Parkway is directly in front of the power plant ; -
Aerial view of the Toronto Power Plant and the Upper Rapids of the Niagara River Queen Victoria Park and the Niagara Parkway are directly in front of the power plant ; the old scow which ran aground in 1918 is in centre background ; -
Toronto Power Plant on the Niagara Parkway, Upper Niagara River in background Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Plant - construction with the forebay completed Built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario and acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Construction of the Toronto Power Plant built by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario - construction of the overflow dam Acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 -
Toronto Power Company Plant - Frederic Nicholls (centre with trowel in hand) laying one of three cornerstones To the right of Mr Nicholls (wearing silk topper) is a Mr Value who was Chief Engineer for the Company ; next (wearing short coat and bowler hat) is Mr Hirt ; extreme right and partially in the picture is James Wilson Superindent of the Niagara Parks Commission from 1887 - 1908 ; behind Mr Nicholls (moustache, bow-tie and bowler hat) is Mr Pearson of the Pearson Engineering Corporation of New York -
Ontario Power Generating Station - studio portait of three workers L-R: A Lavigne, John McGee, Ray Bell ; studio backdrop shows American and Horseshoe Falls and the maid of the Mist ; -
Ontario Power Generating Station - general view of no. 3 wood stave pipe Upper Rapids of the Niagara River (left) ; -
Ontario Power Company Generating Station - excavation for pipe line in Queen Victoria Park horse horses wagon workers -
Ice conditions, Niagara River, in vicinity of Canadian Falls Horseshoe Falls in background -
Ice conditions in the lower Niagara River looking south from the roof of the Ontario Power Generating Station Horseshoe Falls in background -
Ontario Power Generating Station - Ice conditions in front of station Horseshoe Falls in background -
Ontario Power Generating Station, powerhouse and distribution station table rock house biddle stairs elevator -
Excavation for the Ontario Power Company plant at Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Aerial view of the International Control Dam and the Toronto Power Plant Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Canada Southern train at Falls View, Table Rock (left), Horseshoe Falls (right) circa 1879 Reproduction from an old print -
Ontario Power Generating Station - general view north from Table Rock House horse drawn trolley streetcar tram -
Ontario Power Plant construction site, Maid of the Mist in foreground table rock house biddle stairs elevator refectory queen victoria park -
Ontario Power Company Generating Station - excavation for pipe line in Queen Victoria Park horse horses wagon workers -
Ontario Power Company Generating Station - No 2 Conduit View inside the housing over the trench in front of the entrance building -
Canadian Niagara Power Plant - Placing of Craft Tubes at No 1 and No 2 Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Canadian Niagara Power Plant - Construction on West Side of Wheel Pit Extension Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Canadian Niagara Power Plant - Bridge Over The Forebay Entrance Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Canadian Niagara Power Plant - workers excavating through rock for the wheel pit Heritage Foundation -
Toronto Power Company Plant - construction workers inside the crib work Niagara Heritage Foundation -
Aerial view of construction at the Queenston-Chippawa Power development now Sir Adam Beck Number 1 -
Queenston-Chippawa Hydro Electric Power Canal during excavation Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Sir Adam Beck 2 Power Generating Station - trench excavation for penstocks Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Canadian Niagara Power Plant - excavating forebay old river bed around Cedar Island Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation -
Toronto Power Plant - Crib work construction at the site The station was built at Niagara Falls by the Electrical Development Company of Ontario & was Acquired by Ontario Hydro in 1922 ;
