William (Bill) Henry auctioneer of the Arlington Hotel & Livery Stable auction 1904
item
- Title
- William (Bill) Henry auctioneer of the Arlington Hotel & Livery Stable auction 1904
- Description
- PULPIT BRIDGE ST
- Arlington Hotel & Livery Stable was located on Bridge St
- en-CA A note concerning the pulpit is attached to the back, it reads This pulpit was originally built in a log hut at Stamford in the year 1788. In 1815 it was taken Capt. McMicking - who was under General Brock - and placed in a small Presbyterian Church, built by Capt. McMicking for the use of the garrison stationed at Niagara. In 1826 it was again removed by Capt. McMicking to a much larger church, and Governor Maitland contributed largely to the building. Governor-General Maitland built his castle in the park, now known as Governor Park". The ruins are still to be seen and visitors carry away portions of brick and stone, as souvenirs of the old castle ...
- Identifier
- http://www.nflibrary.ca/nfplindex/show.asp?b=1&ref=oo&id=92351
- Medium
- Photograph
- Extent
- 10" x 8" black & white
- Is Part Of
- Francis J. Petrie Collection
- General Photograph Collection
- Date
- 1904
- locator
- LHC - Portraits Biographical
- Subject
- Businesses and Stores
- Hotels
- Portraits - Biographical
- number
- D12627
- Format
- Photograph
- Date Created
- 2003-11-15
- Date Modified
- 2005-01-20
