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Alabastine Mines, Caledonia, Ontario Alabastine Mines building in Caledonia, Ontario -
Tennis Court and Driveway, Humberstone Club, Port Colborne, Ontario The Humberstone Tennis Club in Port Colborne, Ontario -
Campden, Ontario Girl on a pony on Main Street of Campden, Ontario -
Campden, Ontario Ontario Street of Campden, Ontario -
Campden, Ontario Main Street of Campden, Ontario -
Campden, Ontario Main Street of Campden, Ontario -
Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church and Manse Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church Manse at 6136 Lundy's Lane -
Main Street Baptist Church, Niagara Falls, Canada Church was demolished in 1969 -
Presbyterian Church and Manse Chippawa Ontario 8280 Willoughby Drive, Chippawa -
Alliance Tabernacle Church Church located at 1823 Temperance Ave. -
St. Thomas More Roman Catholic Church 6548 Dorchester Rd. -
Residence of Rev. William Leeming of Highland Avenue Erected probably in the 1820s. Described in detail in the Ontario Historical Society's "Papers and Records", Vol. XXXI, 1936, p.138 -
Old St. John's Anglican Church (1825) Church is located at 3428 Portage Rd. and was restored and dedicated as a Columbarium on April 5, 1990 by the Old St. John's Stamford Heritage Association. -
Old St. John's Anglican Church (1825) Church is located at 3428 Portage Rd. and was restored and dedicated as a Columbarium on April 5, 1990 by the Old St. John's Stamford Heritage Association. -
Stamford Presbyterian Church, Niagara Caption reads: "It was born of the American Revolution" -
St. George Serbian Orthodox Church Located at 6085 Montrose Rd. -
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Church was erected in 1895 and is located at 4673 Victoria Avenue -
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Church was erected in 1895 and is located at 4673 Victoria Avenue -
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Chippawa Front, exterior view of Holy Trinity Anglican Church at 7820 Portage Road in Chippawa. Erected 1842. Originally Est. 1820 -
Stamford United Church Exterior of Stamford United Church at 3855 St. Peter Ave. -
Lundy's Lane United Church Exterior of Lundy's Lane United Church at 5825 Lowell Street -
Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church and Manse of Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church and Manse at 6136 Lundy's Lane -
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Chippawa Front, exterior view of Holy Trinity Anglican Church at 7820 Portage Road in Chippawa. Erected 1842. Originally Est. 1820 -
Lundy's Lane Methodist Church, 1888-1961 Exterior of Lundy's Lane Methodist Church. -
Stamford United Church Exterior of Stamford United Church at 3855 St. Peter Ave. -
Brethren in Christ Church Exterior of Brethren in Christ Church at 7189 Drummond Rd before addition -
Brethren in Christ Church Exterior of Brethren in Christ Church at 7189 Drummond Rd before addition -
Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church - Interior Interior of Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church at 6136 Lundy's Lane -
Lundy's Lane United Church - Interior Interior of Lundy's Lane United Church at 5825 Lowell Street -
Two men standing by motorcycles in Chippawa Peter and Joe standing by their motorcycles. -
Bridgewater Street, Chippawa Woman and little boy sitting on a 1928 Buick in front of a house on Bridgewater St. Vic Golchuk and Jean Golchuk. -
Cummington Square, Chippawa Men sitting outside the Riverside Hotel in Cummington Square -
Cummington Square, Chippawa Riverside Hotel and J.A. Greenwood Store in Cummington Square -
Bridge Street, Niagara Falls. Ont., Canada Trolley car and horse and carriage on Bridge St. Imperial Bank of Canada on the corner -
Old Black Home (1891-1918) and Canadian Legion Clubhouse (Nov. 1918 - Spring 1972) Demolished in August 1972 -
Cyanamid Swimming Pool In the 1940's, as a public relations gesture, the North American Cyanamid Company converted their water storage facility into a swimming pool and opened it free of charge to the public ; -
Cyanamid Swimming Pool In the 1940's, as a public relations gesture, the North American Cyanamid Company converted their water storage facility into a swimming pool and opened it free of charge to the public ; -
Cyanamid Swimming Pool In the 1940's, as a public relations gesture, the North American Cyanamid Company converted their water storage facility into a swimming pool and opened it free of charge to the public ; -
Cyanamid Swimming Pool In the 1940's, as a public relations gesture, the North American Cyanamid Company converted their water storage facility into a swimming pool and opened it free of charge to the public ; -
Niagara Falls City Hall The front of city hall as seen from Queen Street. -
Niagara Falls City Hall The front of city hall as seen from Queen Street. -
Kingsbridge Park Pavilion and children's playground at Kingsbridge Park. -
Niagara Tunnel Project Plaque with the International Niagara Control Works Building in the Background Niagara Tunnel Project plaque. “At this site, 40 metres below the Niagara River lies the intake for the 10.2 km long Niagara Tunnel which conveys water to the Sir Adam Beck hydro plants to generate electricity. Dedicated to all the women and men in recognition of the construction works for the Niagara Tunnel Project 2005-2013.” -
Niagara Tunnel Project Plaque Niagara Tunnel Project plaque. “At this site, 40 metres below the Niagara River lies the intake for the 10.2 km long Niagara Tunnel which conveys water to the Sir Adam Beck hydro plants to generate electricity. Dedicated to all the women and men in recognition of the construction works for the Niagara Tunnel Project 2005-2013.” -
International Niagara Control Works Building Gate leading to the International Control Works Building, with the Niagara River in the background. -
International Control Dam The International Control Dam across the upper Niagara River. -
Niagara Falls skyline as seen from the upper Niagara River Marriott Hotels, Radisson Hotel, Tower Hotel, Embassy Suites Hotel, Incline Railway, Oakes Hotel, Hilton Hotes, Fallsview Casino Resort, Skylon Tower, DoubleTree Hotel and the Niagara Skywheel are visible -
Niagara Falls skyline as seen from the upper Niagara River Marriott Hotels, Radisson Hotel, Tower Hotel, Embassy Suites Hotel, Incline Railway, Oakes Hotel, Hilton Hotes, Fallsview Casino Resort, Skylon Tower, DoubleTree Hotel and the Niagara Skywheel are visible -
International Control Dam The International Control Dam across the upper Niagara River. -
Buoys at the water intake at the mouth of the Welland River (Chippawa Creek) The pedestrian walkway can be seen in the background. -
The Niagara Queen 2 docked at Kingsbridge Park, Chippawa The Niagara Queen II is a small icebreaker that Ontario Power Generation uses to keep the inlet ports open at their plant on the Niagara River at Niagara Falls. -
Abatement of the Erie and Ontario Railway at Murray Street Abatement on the north side of Murray St., west of M.C.R.R. bridge. Built about 1854. Originally higher. Murray St. in the foreground has been raised. -
Robson's Bakery, Chippawa, Ontario Window of the former Robson's Bakery at 8192 Cummington Square, Chippawa -
John Burch Historical plaque martha loyalist mill owner grist saw mills power -
John Burch Historical plaque martha loyalist mill owner grist saw mills power -
Boating at Chippawa Ontario The old wooden railway bridge in the background was replaced with a steel structure after it collapsed prior to 1911. -
Cummington Square Chippawa Ontario Cummington Square in the summer -
Chippawa Harbour after fire at Macklem Foundry Ruins of the fire swept Macklem Foundry as the appeared in 1887. The site today is occupied by the water works intake and part of King's Bridge Park. -
Fairview Cemetery, Niagara Falls, Ontario Entrance to Fairview Cemetery -
Lane Cemetery, 1792-1929, St. Anns, Ontario 4459 Regional Rd. 69, St. Anns, Ontario -
Cave of the Wins in Winter, Niagara Falls, New York Cave of the Winds covered in ice in the winter -
Butler's Burial Ground Old tombstones at Butler's Burial Ground -
Cave of the Winds Cave of the Winds walkway from Luna Island. -
Construction of Casino Niagara Construction is almost complete at Casino Niagara, 5705 Falls Ave. Niagara Falls, Ont., for a December 9 opening. The 96,000 square feet of gaming area will include 3,000 slot machines and 123 gaming tables. -
Construction of Casino Niagara Positioned under a high-domed ceiling and surrounded by cascading waterfalls, Casino Niagara's grand staircase is certain to be a focal point of the complex. -
Construction of Casino Niagara Much of the original Maple Leaf Village structure was restored during the construction of Casino Niagara. This grand structure is enclosed and beautifully showcased inside the casino's 80 foot-high glass atrium. -
Revenue Canada Building, Niagara Falls, Ontario Revenue Canada building located at Zimmerman Ave. and Bridge St. -
Canada Customs at the Queenston-Lewiston Bridge Canada Customs building at the Queenston-Lewiston bridge. -
Canada Customs at the Whirlpool Bridge Canada Customs building at the Whirlpool bridge. -
Bridgeburg, Ontario Unknown street in Bridgeburg -
Bridgeburg, Ontario Unknown street in Bridgeburg -
Jello Factory, Bridgeburg, Ontario Site of the first Jello factory in Canada. -
Government Building, Bridgeburg, Ontario Government building in Bridgeburg -
Phipp Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Houses on Phipp sreet (looking west) in Bridgeburg. -
Jarvis Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Houses on Jarvis street (looking east) in Bridgeburg. -
Wintemute Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Houses on Wintemute Street in Bridgeburg, Ontario -
Central Avenue, Bridgeburg, Ontario A glimpse of Central Avenue in Bridgeburg, Ontario -
Phipp Street Public School, Bridgeburg, Ontario Phipp Street School -
Jarvis Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Jarvis Street looking east in Bridgeburg, Ontario -
Jarvis Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Jarvis Street looking west in Bridgeburg, Ontario -
Jarvis Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Jarvis Street looking east in Bridgeburg, Ontario -
Bridgeburg Train Depots M.G.R. and G.Y.R. train depots in Bridgeburg -
High School in Bridgeburg, Ontario High school in Bridgeburg -
Municipal Building, Bridgeburg, Ontario Municipal building in Bridgeburg -
Houses in Bridgeburg, Ontario Houses on Phipp street in Bridgeburg -
Jarvis Street, Bridgeburg, Ontario Businesses on Jarvis street in Bridgeburg. -
James Harold Bacon, his father Abraham and brothers John and Harry James Harold Bacon (boy standing), baby on the left is John, the one on the right is Samuel Henry Clark (Harry) and the father is Abraham Bacon who is buried in the Stamford Presbyterian cemetery. -
Display of Military Medals and Insignia of Private James Harold Bacon Military medals and insignia, including a photograph of Private James Harold Bacon and his sister Vera Lillian. Private James Harold Bacon was a member of theCanadian Machine Gun Corps. who died on the 16th of May 1918. -
Headstone of James Harold and Vera Lillian Bacon Headstone reads : James Harold Born Nov. 24, 1893, died of wounds in France May 16, 1918; Vera Lillian Born Jan. 15, 1896 Died July 25, 1919 Son & Daughter of Abram & Margaret Bacon -
Gladys Blythe (nee Martin) Gladys and her grandaughter Julie. Gladys was the fiance of Private James Harold Bacon who died during World War One on May 16, 1918. -
Gladys Blythe (nee Martin) Gladys was the fiance of Private James Harold Bacon who died during World War One on May 16, 1918. -
Private James Harold Bacon Private James Harold Bacon, of the Canadian Machine Gun Corps. who died on the 16th of May 1918. This photograph is of James in England after contracting trench fever in France. -
Private James Harold Bacon Private James Harold Bacon, of the Canadian Machine Gun Corps. who died on the 16th of May 1918. -
Headstone of Private James Harold Bacon, Wailly Orchard Cemetery, France Headstone of private James Harold Bacon, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. 16th May, 1918 II. E. 23.
