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The Boardwalk around Dufferin Islands - called Riverside Ramble 3 children not identified ; also available as 5.5' x 3.75' black & white -
Dufferin Islands, ca 1890's - Public Archives of Canada, Photograph Section: C 20693 -
Drummondville from the Fralick Tower, ca 1880 - First Lundy's Lane Methodist Church ( 1845 - 1888 ) in the foreground -
North Canadian Cyanamid Plant out Bowling - Bowling Alley located on Fourth Ave., Niagara Falls -
Niagara Falls Mill Flour Company B&W photograph -
Queenston Heights - monument to Laura Secord From the personal collection of Ruth Deacon ; Laura Ingersoll Secord died in 1868 at the age of ninety three. She is Canada's most famous heroine. Born in Massachusetts she came to Canada at the age of twenty and during her lifetime the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the American Civil War, and the Fenian Raids all occurred. The family homestead was located in Queenston Ontario and it was from here that she made her famous walk through twenty miles of wild countryside to alert troops of the impending American attack. The family later moved to Chippawa. Both houses still exist today. Laura Secord is buried in the Drummond Hill Cemetery, Niagara Falls, Canada ; -
Queenston Heights - monument to Laura Secord From the personal collection of Ruth Deacon ; Laura Ingersoll Secord died in 1868 at the age of ninety three. She is Canada's most famous heroine. Born in Massachusetts she came to Canada at the age of twenty and during her lifetime the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the American Civil War, and the Fenian Raids all occurred. The family homestead was located in Queenston Ontario and it was from here that she made her famous walk through twenty miles of wild countryside to alert troops of the impending American attack. The family later moved to Chippawa. Both houses still exist today. Laura Secord is buried in the Drummond Hill Cemetery, Niagara Falls, Canada ; -
Niagara Falls Canning Co. B&W photograph -
Factory of The Thompson & Norris Co. Limited, Niagara Falls, Canada Built in 1909 to produce corrigated cardboard boxes. Sold to American Can Co. in 1920 and connected to it by a skywalk for 59 years. This building has recently been sold and is to be completely renovated by an undisclosed purchaser -
The Niagara Falls (Electric) Lighting Company - Corner of Park and Welland Built in 1895; Demolished on November 17-19, 1969 -
W. L. McKenzie's Ship The " Caroline " - 1837 ( Blossom Festival Parade Float ) - The City of Niagara Falls Emblem on Float; 3 women are unknown -
Aerial View of the Ohio Brass Co. - Thorold Stone Rd., Niagara Falls, Canada Airmaps Limited; No.: c/o 260 -
Ruins of the Erie Beach Casino fire, fires -
Fire Hall Theatre construction of a new addition - Walnut & Kitchener Streets addition to former Kitchener St. Firehall which Firehall is currently (2004) home to the Firehall Theatre ; -
C.A. Park Hall on Epworth Circle Burned Dec. 15, 1979 -
Wesley House Hotel - Park Hall burned December 15, 1979 -
Clifton Volunteers at S. Barnett Estates Stereographic Image -
Old Shed on Cook Property " x 3.5" Colour photograph -
Parkside Inn - forerunner of the Foxhead Hotel ( demolished Dec. 5, 1964 ) also available as 8" x 10" black & white, part of the Kiwanis Collection -
Kick's Hotel presently known as The Serbian Cultural Centre, Main Street Also available as part of the Kiwanis Collection 10" x 8" black & white in much better condition -
Old Cook Home on Drummond Road Negative available -
Dr. Don Campbell's House - Lundy's Lane address is either 2969 (as indicated on the back of the photo), but it looks like 2751 or 2754 ; also known as the Acheson house ; -
C. A. Park Hall on Epworth Circle burned December 15, 1979 -
The Clifton Hotel on Fire also available as 10" x 8" black & white, part of the Kiwanis Collection -
Clifton House Hotel - horse drawn carriages outside Heritage Foundation -
Three Generations of the Niagara Falls Evening Review (Leslie Family) - William Bruce Leslie, Frank Howard Leslie, Frank Bevan Leslie, F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Frank Howard Leslie - Publisher of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Promo Photo) F. H. Leslie, Frank H. Leslie -
Niagara Falls Evening Review Staff (1929) Frank Howard Leslie, The Review, Frank Howard Leslie, F. H. Leslie -
W. B. Leslie - Publisher of the Niagara Falls Evening Review (c1970) Review stock photo at the time -
W. B. Leslie - Editor and Manager of Niagara Falls Evening Review (Review stock photo) W. B. Leslie became Publisher -
Members of the local Hydro Utility looking over Ontario Hydro's new Logo - L to R: George Burley, unknown, Thomas Barnes, unknown, and James Wincott -
Bossert Log Cabin cabins -
Indian Defense League of America - Ontario Branch ( Float ) with Miss Six Nations - Miss Six Nations and children are unknown -
Bush Estate Negative available -
Bush Estate Negative available -
Bush Property Negative available -
Bush Estate Negative available -
Bush Estate Negative available -
Bush Estate Negative available -
Biller House - 1781 Highland Ave. Reverend Wm. Leeming; Mr. Biller, Mrs. Biller -
Moving Monroe House to Freeman Street Colour photograph -
Moving Monroe House to Freeman Street Colour photograph -
Moving Monroe House to Freeman Street Colour photograph -
Celebrating 100 Years ( 1814 - 1914 ) - Lundy's Lane Historical Society - Electric Street Car; A. C. Thorburn's Drug Store on right -
Night view of the Maid of the Mist at the landing dock Photo entered in the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Market behind City Hall, Queen Street in background also available as a 7" x 5" black and white photograph froma glass slide
