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Main St. East, Welland, Ontario - 1913 Streetcars, buildings -
Alexandria Bridge and Main St. West, in Welland, Ontario - ca 1918 Welland Canal, buildings, businesses and stores -
View overlooking the Alexandria Bridge in Welland, Ontario, ca 1915 Riverside Mills, R. Cooper, buildings -
Street Scene in Welland, Ontario - ca 1915 Horse and Wagon, people -
Aerial View of Welland Ship Canal - Ships in Winter Berth, Lock No. 8 B&W photograph -
Welland Ship Canal - Aerial View of of the 1,000 foot Dock The Dock was designed so that railway access could be easily connected to it. -
Hospital in Welland, Ontario In very poor condition -
Welland Ship Canal - Digging Up Concrete Deck " x 5" B&W photograph -
Downtown Welland, Ontario, ca 1918 - The R. Morwood Co. Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware Store: left; - photograph is faded very badly -
Welland Ship Canal - 16 Foot Long Working Model welland ship canal model -
An overhead view of Main St. Bridge and the Welland Canal, in Welland, Ontario ships, people, Riverside Mills, factory -
Sketch of the Court House, in Welland, Ontario - from Page's Atlas - 1876 -
East Main St., in Welland, Ontario, ca 1915 Hickey's Store -
Main St., Welland, Ontario, ca early 1900's - The Royal Bank of Canada: left -
Welland Ship Canal - Ship Passing Under the Main Street Lift Bridge B&W photograph -
Welland Ship Canal Tunnel - Jennie Pearson Briggs standing by Tunnel Jennie was the daughter of James Sparkman Pearson - born Thorold (c.1899) - and married George Agry Briggs. The website wellandcanals.ca (January 2018) identifies this as the Third Welland Canal. The Grand Trunk Railway Tunnel runs underneath Locks 18 and 19 of the 3rd Welland Canal. Built in 1876, it truly once was a sight to bestow. However currently the one end of the tunnel has been bricked up due to vandals in the area. -
Welland Ship Canal - Jennie Speakman Briggs standing by Railway Tunnel Negative available. The website wellandcanals.ca (2018) identifies this as the Grand Trunk Railway Tunnel under the Third Welland Canal. "The Grand Trunk Railway Tunnel runs underneath Locks 18 and 19 of the 3rd Welland Canal. Built in 1876, it truly once was a sight to bestow. However currently the one end of the tunnel has been bricked up due to vandals in the area." -
Believed to be 2nd Welland Canal - just north of lock 2 Lock 2 visible in far right of photo. -
Welland Vale - just south of Lock 2 on the 2nd Welland Canal Area where today Welland Avenue becomes Fourth Street Louth and crosses the old creek/canal. The buildings at the curve housed the St. Catharines campus of Niagara College. Photographer was shooting from Yates Street looking towards the northeast. The tall building on the horizon in line with the curve in the canal may be a grain elevator in Port Dalhousie. -
Welland Ship Canal - Powering Concrete Locks 6, Thorold, Ontario (c.1921) Negative available -
Welland Ship Canal - Excavating Port Colborne Harbour (c.1922) Located where Lock No. 3 crosses Main Street, Looking North -
Welland Ship Canal - Lock 7 being Destroyed Negative available -
Aerial View of the Welland Canal Homer, Ontario Bridge in the Centre -
Old Welland Canal Timbers of an Original Lock at Merriton Timbers now gone due to disintegration by water removal -
Welland Ship Canal - Lock at Port Robinson Negative available -
Customs Office and City Hall, from the Main St. Bridge, in Welland, Ont. buildings, Welland Canal
