Francis J. Petrie Collection
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Chippawa village some damage to photograph -
Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Troops Marching at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Chippawa Water Filtration Plant Built in 1931 -
Chippawa Creek Stored in Wilfred Hicks collection -
Removal of the Counterpoise from Chippawa Bridge Stored in Wilfred Hicks Collection -
Schooner Erie Belle at Chippawa - Scott family of Buffalo in boat in foreground Schooner was built in Port Burwell & registered in 1873; Scott Family - from Buffalo ( in motorboat ) -
Boating at Chippawa Five canoes are shown boating in Chippawa Creek, The MCR [Michigan Central Railway bridge is in the background ; Left front canoe inlcudes: Thomas Greenwood, Louise Ackerman, Mrs. Greenwood; Left Upper Canoe: Thomas Downey & unknown; Upper right canoes': Hardy Gerber & Deak Greenwood ; tw small motor boats are shown tied up at the boat house centre right ; -
Murphy's Souvenir & Gift Shop - Chippawa ( 1969 ) corner of Bridgewater & Niagara River Parkway -
Chippawa Creek along the Niagara River Parkway Foreground is now Niagara Boulevard; right center is Hogg Island; Willows in background, now Kings Bridge Park -
Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
The Old Manor House in Chippawa, 1926 - built in 1850, by Dr. Thomas Clark Macklem, it was his family residence, a home for smugglers, an army barracks during W.W.I., and a tourist camp before it was destroyed by fire on November 16, 1927 -
Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Stone Road looking north from bridge Chippawa Canada A two storey house is located left ; businesses in the house are E G McNally Drugs and Furniture Warerooms ; a man is standing ouside the awning over the drug store wearing short sleeved shirt and dark pants ; railway tracks in foreground ; dirt road is lined by mature trees ; another business partially hidden by trees is located right ; this building was also the site of the original Royal Bank in Chippawa ; -
Monument of Rev. Daniel W. Eastman - St. Ann's - Rev. Eastman was the founder of most Presbyterian Churches in the Niagara Peninsula -
Headstones of Reverend William Leeming & his wife - Trinity Anglican Church Chippawa Rev. Leeming was the founder & first Minister of the Parish ; Rev. Leeming ( 1787 - 1863 ), Mrs. Leeming ( 1777 - 1853 ); -
A Long Shot of Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Military Hospital Building at Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake The Hospital was built in 1915 -
Camp Niagara Overseas Forces Note the lake in the background They are ready to embark for the front -
Tombstone of Robert Randall - Drummond Hill Cemetery "A victim of colonial misrule", born in Virginia: 1765; died at Chippawa: May 21, 1831; age: 66 -
Cook-Ovens, Overseas Forces at Camp Niagara Note the brick ovens -
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 ; -
Graveyard Marker of Benjamin Canby an Early Settler in Canboro Cemetery Canboro Road is named after Benjamin Canby -
Target Range at Camp Niagara firing range rifle butts -
Playing Soccer at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Camp Niagara - Most likely Butler's Barrack's historic buildings -
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Reading Room & Canteen at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga date of the photograph is either 1915 or 1916 -
Canadian Expeditionary Forces Marching at Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake souvenir shop, cigars and tobacco shop -
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 ; -
Camp Niagara tents -
Troops at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
Visitors at Camp Niagara B&W photograph -
St. John's Cemetery - Portage Rd. - gentleman: unknown -
Petrie at Headstone of Bucher - Lyon's Creek United Church Cemetery - Petrie: far right; - other gentlemen: unknown -
Aerial View from Fort Mississauga of Canadian Expeditionary Forces at Camp Niagara - tents, aerial view, c.e. forces, c.e. -
Main Street Cayuga Ontario The Canadian Bank of Commerce
