Niagara Falls Public Library Digital Collections
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- Niagara Falls Public Library Digital Collections
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- As part of its mandate to help preserve the heritage of the City of Niagara Falls, the library regularly photographs different aspects of the city and its natural surroundings, using digital technology since the late 1990s. In addition, some residents wish to share their images but retain the originals. These are scanned into the library's databases and then returned to the owner. Both of these types of images are in the Digital Collections.
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Tulips at the Motorcoach Welcome Centre Tulips in blossom at the Motorcoach Welcome Centre at Tablerock -
Tulips at the Motorcoach Welcome Centre Tulips in blossom at the Motorcoach Welcome Centre at Tablerock -
Maid of the Mist Tour Boat The Maid of the Mist tour boat below the Horseshoe Falls -
Tourists sitting on the safety fence near the falls. Tourists sitting on the safety fence near the falls. The Skylon Tower, Table Rock House, Niagara Skywheel and Sheraton on the Falls Hotel in the background -
Maid of the Mist Tour Boat The Maid of the Mist tour boat below the Horseshoe Falls -
Maid of the Mist Tour Boat The Maid of the Mist tour boat below the Horseshoe Falls -
Lower Niagara River Lower Niagara River including the Maid of the Mist tour boats and the American Falls -
Brink of the Horseshoe Falls At the brink of the Horseshoe Falls -
Brink of the Horseshoe Falls At the brink of the Horseshoe Falls -
Mist above the Horseshoe Falls Mist above the Horseshoe Falls -
Mist above the Horseshoe Falls Mist above the Horseshoe Falls -
Gulls Flying at the Brink of the Horseshoe Falls Gulls flying in the mist at the brink of the Horsehoe Falls -
View of the American Falls View of the American Falls from the brink of the Horseshoe Falls -
Canadian Niagara Power Company Building Canadian Niagara Power Company building along the Niagara Parkway -
Bridge on Niagara Parkway in front of Canadian Niagara Power Company Building Bridge on the Niagara Parkway in front of the Canadian Niagara Power Company building. In the background : Marriott Gateway Hotel, Radisson Hotel, Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa, Konica Minolta Tower, Embassy Suites Hotel, Hilton Hotel & Suites -
Canadian Niagara Power Company Building Canadian Niagara Power Company building. Background : Marriott Gateway Hotel, Radisson Hotel, Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa, Konica Minolta Tower, Embassy Suites Hotel, Hilton Hotel & Suites -
Trees in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Trees in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Spring Tulips in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Tulips in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Flowers at the Floral Showhouse Flowers at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Spring Tulips in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Tulips in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Spring Tulips and Trees in Blossom by the Fountain at the Floral Showhouse Tulips and trees in blossom by the fountain at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Spring Tulips and trees in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Tulips and trees in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Trees in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Trees in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Floral Showhouse Ticket line and gift ship inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Tourists Viewing the Titan Arum Flower at Floral Showhouse Tourists looking at the Titan Arum flower inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Tourists Viewing the Titan Arum Flower at Floral Showhouse Tourists looking at the Titan Arum flower inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Floral Showhouse Inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Floral Showhouse Inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Floral Showhouse Inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Floral Showhouse Inside the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Fountain at the Floral Showhouse Fountain at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Titan Arum in Bloom at the Floral Showhouse The Titan Arum, the tallest flower in the world, 2 days after blooming at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Titan Arum in Bloom at the Floral Showhouse The Titan Arum, the tallest flower in the world, 2 days after blooming at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Titan Arum in Bloom at the Floral Showhouse The Titan Arum, the tallest flower in the world, 2 days after blooming at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Trees in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Trees in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Trees in Blossom at the Floral Showhouse Trees in blossom at the Niagara Parks Commission's Floral Showhouse -
Upper Niagara River above the brink of the Horseshoe Falls Upper Niagara River above the brink of the Horseshoe Falls. Skyline in the background : Radisson Hotel, Marriott Hotel, Konica Minolta Tower, Embassy Suites Hotel, Hilton Hotel, Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort -
Ontario Power Screen House Plaque Plaque: Ontario Power Screen House. The walkway crossing the Ontario Power Generating Station forebay replaces a screen house used to stop debris and ice from entering the plant conduits. The outer weir structure forming the plant forebay closes off the entrance to Dufferin Islands around which the river formerly flowed at depths of two metres. -
Lilacs in Bloom at Dufferin Islands Lilacs in bloom at Dufferin Islands. -
Lilacs in Bloom at Dufferin Islands Lilacs in bloom at Dufferin Islands. -
Lilacs in Bloom at Dufferin Islands Lilacs in bloom at Dufferin Islands with the Niagara Falls skyline in the background -
Memorial plaque and fountain at the sidewalk along Victoria Avenue and Bender Street. Memorial plaque and fountain at the sidewalk along Victoria Avenue and Bender Street. The plaque reads : Danny (Annibale) D'Addio 1938-2009. Businessman/Tourism Pioneer/ Athlete. Danny D'Addio never turned away from a friend. Loyal and true, his heart was big enough to hold an entire city. Quietly he worked, shared and helped build lives. He earned the love of many and the respect of all. -
Spring Daffodils Spring daffodils along the sidewalk at the old Canadian Pacific Corridor -
Niagara Gateway Motel, 4745 Bender Avenue Exterior view of the front of Niagara Gateway Motel at 4745 Bender Avenue -
Country Inn & Suites Hotel, 5525 Victoria Avenue Exterior view of the front of Country Inn and Suites Hotel at 5525 Victoria Avenue -
Planet Hollywood Restaurant The front entrance of Planet Hollywood restaurant as seen from Falls Avenue -
Interior of Sheraton on the Falls Hotel Lobby and registration desk of the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel -
Contestant and Gold medalists Courtney Gilbey in the Star Chasers Dance Competition Contestant and gold medalist Courntey Gilbey in the Star Chasers dance competition at the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel -
Gold Medalists at the Star Chasers Dance Competition Gold medalists on stage at the Star Chasers dance competition at the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel -
Contestant Courtney Gilbey in the Star Chasers Dance Competition Contestant Courntey Gilbey in the Star Chasers dance competition at the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel -
Mountie Statue on Falls Avenue Mountie statue on Falls Avenue across from Rainbow Bridge -
Falls Avenue at Newman Hill Falls Avenue signs at Falls Avenue and Newman Hill, with the Canadian Border Services Agency buildings in the background -
Planet Hollywood Restaurant The back entrance of Planet Hollywood restaurant and parking lot. -
Skylinne Inn and Skywalk to Fallsview Indoor Waterpark The Skylinne Inn and skywalk leading to the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark. -
Planet Hollywood Restaurant The back entrance of Planet Hollywood restaurant. -
Pedestrian Walkway along the path of the old Canadian Pacific Railway Tracks along Victoria Avenue Pedestrian Walkway along the path of the old Canadian Pacific Railway Tracks along Victoria Avenue. In the background the giant ferris wheel, the Skylon Tower and various hotels can be seen. -
Fallsview Indoor Waterpark, 5685 Falls Avenue The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark as seen from the intersection of Victoria Avenue and Bender Street. The Niagara Casino Tower can be seen in the background. -
St.Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 5485 Victoria Avenue The front of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 5485 Victoria Avenue. -
St.Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 5485 Victoria Avenue The front and side of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 5485 Victoria Avenue. -
St.Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 5485 Victoria Avenue The front and side of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 5485 Victoria Avenue. -
Victoria Avenue looking south near Bender Street Victoria Avenue looking south near Bender Street. Visible in the background L-R: Taki Restaurant, Fallsview Indoor Waterpark, Casino Niagara Tower, Sheraton on the Falls, Sandstone Grill House -
Daffodils in Bloom along the Upper Niagara River The Upper Niagara River in spring with the daffodils in bloom. -
Upper Niagara River In Stevensville The Niagara Parkway and the Upper Niagara River in spring with the trees just beginning to bud. -
McKenzie's Crossing Plaque with the Upper Niagara River in the Background Plaque : Mackenzie's Crossing 1837. On December 7, 1837, William Lyon Mackenzie's 'Patriot' forces were defeated north of Toronto by Loyalist militia and he fled toward the United States. Travelling little-used routes in order to avoid government forces which were scouring the countryside, he reached this vicinity on December 11th. Capt. Samuel McAfee, who owned this property at the time, provided Mackenzie with a boat to cross the Niagara River.While the rebel leader was embarking, Col. James Kerby arrived with a detachment of militia, but the McAfee family distracted his attention until Mackenzie gained the safety of the American shore. -
Plaque : Mackenzie's Crossing 1837 Plaque : Mackenzie's Crossing 1837. On December 7, 1837, William Lyon Mackenzie's 'Patriot' forces were defeated north of Toronto by Loyalist militia and he fled toward the United States. Travelling little-used routes in order to avoid government forces which were scouring the countryside, he reached this vicinity on December 11th. Capt. Samuel McAfee, who owned this property at the time, provided Mackenzie with a boat to cross the Niagara River.While the rebel leader was embarking, Col. James Kerby arrived with a detachment of militia, but the McAfee family distracted his attention until Mackenzie gained the safety of the American shore. -
Plaque, with Miller's Creek Marina and the Upper Niagara River in the Background Plaque, with the Miller's Creek Marina and the Upper Niagara River in the background : Marina. Three different companies built many ships on this site during the years 1904 to 1930. At this shipyard, known locally as the “Bridgeburg Shipyard”, four ocean cargo boats such as “War Magic” and “War Vixen” were built in 1917-1919. In 1965 the Niagara Parks Commission began construction of this marina. -
Welland Canal Plaque near Miller's Creek, with Miller's Creek Marina and the Upper Niagara River in the Background Plaque near Miller's Creek along the Niagara Parkway: The Welland Canal at the Niagara Frontier. The passage of the first two vessels form lake to lake was achieved in 1829. After “stemming the broad and strong current of Niagara”, the vessels reached Black Rock where they were met with bursts of applause and honoured by the discharge of artillery from The Terrace. As stated in the biography of William Hamilton Merritt, the canal's founder, “The Welland Canal was now an accomplished fact. The artificial wedding of the Great Lakes of the west and north with the waters of the Ontario, and eventually with the St. Lawrence and the ocean was complete” -
Plaque near Miller's Creek along the Niagara Parkway : The Welland Canal at the Niagara Frontier Plaque near Miller's Creek along the Niagara Parkway: The Welland Canal at the Niagara Frontier. The passage of the first two vessels form lake to lake was achieved in 1829. After “stemming the broad and strong current of Niagara”, the vessels reached Black Rock where they were met with bursts of applause and honoured by the discharge of artillery from The Terrace. As stated in the biography of William Hamilton Merritt, the canal's founder, “The Welland Canal was now an accomplished fact. The artificial wedding of the Great Lakes of the west and north with the waters of the Ontario, and eventually with the St. Lawrence and the ocean was complete” -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Soldier's Monument 2 The Monument reads "Erected by the Canadian Parliament in honour of the victory gained by the British and Canadian Forces on this field on the 25 day of July, 1814 and in grateful remembrance of the brave men who died on that day fighting for the unity of the Empire." -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Choir A choir sings at the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Ladies in Costume 2 Some women in costumes gather to commemorate the Battle of Lundy's Lane. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Ladies in Costume Some women in costumes gather to commemorate the Battle of Lundy's Lane. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech 3 A speech is given to the crowd at Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Soldier's Monument The Monument was created by the Canadian Parliament and unveiled by the Lundy’s Lane Historical Society on July 25th, 1895 and marks a mass grave with the remains of 22 British Soldiers. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Keyboardist The keyboardist sits ready to play for the ceremony. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Thumbs Up A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery by MPP of Niagara Falls Kim Craitor. The day receives his approval with a thumbs up. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Kim Craitor A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery by MPP of Niagara Falls Kim Craitor. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech 2 A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd 3 Spectators sit by and enjoy the ceremony. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - The Piper The bagpiper stands by at Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd 2 A crowd sits in Drummond Hill Cemetery watching the event. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd A crowd sits in Drummond Hill Cemetery watching the event. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Minister Jerry 2 Minister Jerry (left) gives a speech to the audience. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd A group of females watch the ceremony. All have scarves with music notes on them. Possibly a choir group. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Spectators People watch as the commemoration of the Battle of Lundy's Lane begins. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - British Soldiers 2 Dressed in costume as British Soldiers, the men march into Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - British Soldiers Dressed in costume as British Soldiers, the men march into Drummond Hill Cemetery -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Scout Masters Members of Scouts Canada walk through Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Young Scouts Young members of Scouts Canada walk through Drummond Hill Cemetery carrying flags. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Flag bearers Members of the Royal Canadian Legion carry flags. Scouts Canada members follow. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Bagpipes and Flags Members of the Royal Canadian Legion carry the Canadian, British and American Flags behind a bagpipe player. Scouts Canada members follow. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Minister Jerry Standing in the Drummond Hill Cemetery is Minister Jerry. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Horseman Statue Located in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Bob Gale and others Bob Gale sits in between two costumed characters on the front step of the newly renovated Niagara Falls History Museum.

