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Canada Customs at the Fallsview Bridge Niagara Falls Background L-R Oneida Community Plate Factory, Dominion Chain Company ; in foreground a streetcar of the Great Gorge Route ; -
Horse Lines at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Fallsview Bridge Canada Customs House Tuesday, November 29, 1927 - 2:00 PM -
Troops at Camp Niagara Butler's Barrack's -
Overseas Forces at Camp Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake Roman Catholic Church in background -
Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
Biddle Stairs at Cave of the Winds also available as 7.5" x 10" black & white, part of the Kiwanis Collection -
Camp Niagara - Trek to Toronto This is a contingent of some 10,000 soldiers who marched from Niagara to winter quarters in the Exhibition Grounds in Toronto, October/November 1916 (?) -
Camp Niagara - Route March by Overseas Battalion on Queen St. B&W photograph -
Infantry Lines at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga B&W photograph -
Troops at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga B&W photograph -
14th annual Sports Wall of Fame Ceremony - Sponsor award to Harold Finbow mayor wayne thomson -
Texas Steer Restaurant undergoing renovations to become the Ontario Liquor Control Board Store - located on 5375 Ferry St., Niagara Falls -
Johnson's Store Grocery, Post Office, and Walker's Laundry Depot jennie tenbroek calvin johnson dora miles reta middleton -
14th annual Niagara Falls Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Jack Bell COACH ARENA STAMFORD FIGURE SKATING CLUB HOCKEY ICE RINKS GORD SINGLETON MAYOR WAYNE THOMSON -
Cyanamid Plant Welland Employee group photo Front row L-R: Chris Kelsall, Frank Uttley, Tom Bestor, Al Anderson, Harry Webber, Phil Fisher, Boudreau, Bill Johnson; Back row L-R: Harry Clarke, Hugh Doherty, Wally Miller, Jack Williamson, ( Walter )? Denks, Harry Reynolds, Pete Bishop, Ernie Cody, Harry ? ; -
14th annual Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Charles Kitchener Shannon TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS AMERICAN LEAGUE NIAGARA FALLS CATARACTS SENIOR COACH NHL MAYOR WAYNE THOMSON -
Horse Lines, Officers Mounts at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga Niagara-on-the-Lake -
14th annual Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Arthur Clifford Darch Athlete Football HAMILTON TIGER CATS CFL CANADIAN LEAGUE STAMFORD COLLEGIATE PUPIL MAYOR WAYNE THOMSON -
14th annual Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Falls View Firemen Juveniles 1961 Ontario Baseball Champions JACK SADDLER FRED WILLIS DAN BISHOP JIM DIODATI WAYNE BUSH JIM PARKS VIC MICHITSCH RALPH WATERS HARVEY LEWIS JOE LITTLEWOOD LOU ROTELLA GARY HART GEORGE BOB SULLIVAN TERRY MANN JOHN WEBB BRYAN BARR JIM -
Training Exercise at Camp Niagara - Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake B&W photograph -
La Doria Family Restaurant and Motel on River Road Currently (2004) a Days Inn ; -
Last Beam removed from Miracle Food Mart Victoria Avenue Presently Hy & Zel's (2004) ; -
Lakeview Restaurant location unknown, possibly Chippawa -
Main Street, 6062 Patterson Funeral Home - (formerly number 2062) In 1820, Alanson Ross a carriage maker arrived in Niagara Falls from Pennsylvania. He joined with John Misener in the carriage making business, working from Misener's shop at the corner of Main and Peer St. Mr Ross built his residence and establised the Ross Carriage Factory behind the house in 1826. In 1977 it was the Dermody & Hockton Funeral Home and in 2004 it is the location of Patterson Funeral Home ; -
Main Street, 6062 Patterson Funeral Home - (formerly number 2062) In 1820, Alanson Ross a carriage maker arrived in Niagara Falls from Pennsylvania. He joined with John Misener in the carriage making business, working from Misener's shop at the corner of Main and Peer St. Mr Ross built his residence and establised the Ross Carriage Factory behind the house in 1826. In 1977 it was the Dermody & Hockton Funeral Home and in 2004 it is the location of Patterson Funeral Home ; -
Main Street, 6062 Patterson Funeral Home - (formerly number 2062) In 1820, Alanson Ross a carriage maker arrived in Niagara Falls from Pennsylvania. He joined with John Misener in the carriage making business, working from Misener's shop at the corner of Main and Peer St. Mr Ross built his residence and establised the Ross Carriage Factory behind the house in 1826. In 1977 it was the Dermody & Hockton Funeral Home and in 2004 it is the location of Patterson Funeral Home ;
