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Oakes Garden Theatre and cars parked along the Niagara Parkway Memorial Arch (centre) and the American Falls (top left) ; -
Aerial view of Union Bus Terminal and gardens and Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Niagara Parkway and Memorial Arch (left) ; Oakes Garden Theatre (top right) ; -
Sheraton Brock Hotel and Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Niagara Parkway and Memorial Arch (centre) ; Oakes Garden Theatre and Carillon Tower (centre) ; Memorial Arch (centre right) ; -
Union Bus Terminal and Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Niagara Parkway and Memorial Arch (left) ; Oakes Garden Theatre in background (right) ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Memorial Arch and the Niagara Parkway (left) ; -
Memorial Arch and the Carillon Tower Niagara Falls Niagara Parkway, Oakes Garden Theatre (left); -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Gabled building in background (right) is the Fox Head Hotel -
Pergola at Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Canadian Community Plate (Oneida) sign in background ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls OG - 44 ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls OG -39 ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls OG -27 ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls OG -20 ; -
Strolling in Oakes Garden Theatre at Niagara Falls In background L-R: Canadian Community Plate (Oneida) building in background ; General Brock Hotel ; Carillon Tower (right) ; -
Strolling in Oakes Garden Theatre at Niagara Falls General Brock Hotel (background top left) ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Oneida Community Plate factory (background left) ; General Brock Hotel (background top right) ; -
Swans at Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background ; -
Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background ; -
Swans at Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background ; -
Swans at Oakes Garden Theatre Niagara Falls Carillon Tower in background -
Tourists crowd along the Front at Niagara Falls Carillon Tower and Memorial Arch in background (left, Rainbow bridge (right) -
Carillon Tower at Niagara Falls Canadian Customs border crossing on the Rainbow Bridge in background ; -
Prospect Park in Winter Framework of Rainbow Bridge construction and Hotel General Brock in background -
Winter in Prospect Park Framework of Rainbow Bridge construction in background -
Winter in Prospect Park Framework of Rainbow Bridge in background -
Aerial View of the Proposed Niagara Falls Observation Bridge with Fallsview Bridge and the Falls niagara gorge, niagara river - Lower -
Construction of Niagara Parks Commission Oakes Garden Theatre, Horseshoe Falls in background Courtesy Niagara Parks Commission Photo Collection -
QEW [Queen Elizabeth Highway] traffic circle CTR-7 ; CO-315 The photo is described as the Dorchester Road traffic circle in the original collection, however the Dorchester traffic circle was oval shaped. This is probably the QEW/QEW extension (now Hwy 420) traffic circle, looking south towards the Lundy's Lane interchange. -
Falls View Bridge collapsed Jaunary 27, 1938 photo from Prospect Point one week later A massive ice jam in January 1938 brought down the Upper Steel Arch Bridge. Traffic on the bridge was halted at 4 a.m. on January 27 and a death watch began. Here we see the last remaining section of the bridge. Bruce Leslie wrote in the Niagara Falls Review "at 9:30 o'clock the whole ice jam surrounding the rest of the wreckage shifted. Huge channels of water appeared ...At about 3:45 o'clock the final section broke away and floated down river...As it floated down river those watching on the gorge bank had to run to keep up with the speed of the river current moving the massive piece of ice which carried what remained of the bridge. It sank into the water opposite Otter Street on the Canadian side and Elmwood Avenue on the American side ; -
Falls View Bridge behind some people standing on the ice bridge. Some people gather near a permanent structure on the river bank. The ice bridge is fully formed under the Falls View Bridge. -
Collapsed Falls View Bridge - the last section to sink A massive ice jam in January 1938 brought down the Upper Steel Arch Bridge. Traffic on the bridge was halted at 4 a.m. on January 27 and a death watch began. Here we see the last remaining section of the bridge. Bruce Leslie wrote in the Niagara Falls Review "at 9:30 o'clock the whole ice jam surrounding the rest of the wreckage shifted. Huge channels of water appeared ...At about 3:45 o'clock the final section broke away and floated down river...As it floated down river those watching on the gorge bank had to run to keep up with the speed of the river current moving the massive piece of ice which carried what remained of the bridge. It sank into the water opposite Otter Street on the Canadian side and Elmwood Avenue on the American side ; -
Falls View Bridge collapsed on the ice Known as the Upper Steel Arch Bridge; the Falls View Bridge; the Honeymoon Bridge; and the International Railway Company (I.R.C.) Bridge -
Falls View Bridge collapsed on the ice Known as the Upper Steel Arch Bridge; the Falls View Bridge; the Honeymoon Bridge. Bridge collapsed January 27, 1938 -
Raising of the Falls View Bridge 1927 - View from under bridge at Bridge St. Station FALLSVIEW BORDER CROSSING -
The Falls View Bridge and Ice Bridge The Falls View Bridge is also know as the Upper Steel Arch and Honeymoon Bridge. -
Rainbow Bridge Type: bridge; Notes: R. B. Bridge; negative damaged; Client: Ellis Advertising -
Niagara River Parkway Bridge and Pedestrian Bridge over Miller's Creek Pedestrian bridge and road Bridge along the Niagara River Parkway at Miller's Creek. -
Collapsed Upper Steel Arch /Honeymoon Bridge 1938 - the last section to sink BRIDGES ICE COLLAPSE -
Collapsed Upper Steel Arch /Honeymoon Bridge 1938 - the last section to sink BRIDGES ICE COLLAPSE -
Collapsed Upper Steel Arch /Honeymoon Bridge 1938 - the last section to sink BRIDGES ICE COLLAPSE -
New Steel High Level Bridge St Catharines Ont [Ontario] Long distance view of the bridge as it crosses over Twelve Mile Creek ; factories and house visible in bottom half of image ;four spans of the steel bridge are visible ; lamp standards visible on top of bridge also vehicular traffic ; -
Collapsed Upper Steel Arch /Honeymoon Bridge 1938 published by Velox -
Magna Carta Day Parade - the route along The Front American and Horsehoe Falls in background ; -
Magna Carta Day parade - soldiers marching along The Front Memorial Arch, American and Horsehoe Falls in background ; -
Falls View Bridge collapse at Niagara Falls - Niagara Falls NY in background A massive ice jam in January 1938 brought down the Upper Steel Arch Bridge. Traffic on the bridge was halted at 4 a.m. on January 27 and a death watch began. Bruce Leslie wrote in the Niagara Falls Review "at 9:30 o'clock the whole ice jam surrounding the rest of the wreckage shifted. Huge channels of water appeared ...At about 3:45 o'clock the final section broke away and floated down river...As it floated down river those watching on the gorge bank had to run to keep up with the speed of the river current moving the massive piece of ice which carried what remained of the bridge. It sank into the water opposite Otter Street on the Canadian side and Elmwood Avenue on the American side ;
