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New Florida Motel 4911 Lundy's Lane Location at Highways 3A and 20, Niagara Falls, Canada -
Gulliver's Queensway Motel Location 1521 Dorchester Road Queen Elizabeth Highway (QEW) at Dorchester Road Circle, 3 minutes from the Falls. -
Honeymoon Cottages Clifton Hill Niagara Falls Canada C I Burland Proprietor -
St Claire Avenue, 1012, Mrs G Johnson Rooms for Tourists Postcard no. B251 -
Old Manor Camp Niagara River Boulevard Canada Advertising billboard in foreground is for Niagara Spray Beer established 1834. Sign is Taylor & Bate Limited of St Catharine's Ontario. -
Uncle Tom's Cabins at Stamford Centre Reverse lists F K Wilson and Son as the proprietors -
Clifton Cabin Camp Located one hundred yards from Falls View Bridge -
Clark's Tourist Camp Stamford Centre Ontario Location - Highway Number 8, 2 miles from Niagara Falls -
Hickory Cabin Camp Stamford Centre Ontario Reverse reads E N Swalm Proprietor Under the spreading hickory tree, These orange and white cabins stand, A mighty handy place to see, The beauties of our land, And the services of the proprietor, Are ever at your command -
Maple Leaf Tourist Camp 2163 Buchanan Avenue Niagara Falls 3 minutes from the Falls, G Chandy Proprietor. Most modern cabins with or without showers. Hot and cold running water and toilet in each cabin. Reasonable rates. -
Steamer Macassa between Toronto and Hamilton Mailed in Toronto Ontario to Mr Alonzo Warren of Byng on September 24 1912. Message reads Dear Friend, I was just wondering how you are getting along has you arm got alright again so as you can use it. Sorry I did not see you again before I exit anyhow will see you when I come to [?] Kind Regards to Levi. Your friend [?]. -
Steamer Turbinia Nearing Toronto Canada Postcard was mailed from Hamilton Ontario, date of mailing obscured by writing, sent to Miss Mildred Austin, South Cayuga, Ontario. Message reads Dear Sister, Received your letter. Had a fine time Fri. night. Have received no word or anything yet so let it come or else do as I said in my letter. Have a lesson prepared to teach tomorrow. Sherman -
Steamer "Modjeska" on Lake Ontario Postcrd was mailed in Hamilton Ontario on December 20 1911 to Mrs Clair B Lippat Campden Ontario. Message reads Received your letter today. Know we will leave Hamilton at 410 [?]. Will tell you when I come why we did not come before. So you will know what time that we will get there. Bye-bye Cousin John -
Niagara Navigation Co.'s Steamers, Lewiston to Toronto Left to right: The Chicora, The Chippewa, The Cayuga, The Corona -
Niagara Navigation Co.'s Steamer "Cayuga" Card was mailed in Toronto August 31 1910 to Miss Amy Packard, Niagara Falls South, Ont. Message reads Having a fine time in the rain. READ? AEB -
Steamer Chippewa Niagara Falls to Toronto Card was mailed from Toronto on March 24 1911 and was sent to Miss J Moyanhan 109 St Lawrence Avenue Niagara Falls ; message reads Dear friend, Just a line. We are fine. Blanche has a fine big boy born the 18th. She and baby are both fine. Hope you are all well. Tell Mrs Moyanhan I run out of cards but will send one later on [unknown] Love from [unknown] Warring -
Entrance to Victoria Park showing Clifton Hotel Niagara Falls Ont. Canada Mowat Gate entrance to Queen Victoria Park in foreground. Note streetcar to right of image -
Old Burning Spring - Old Indian Worship - Niagara Falls Canada - Falls View Observation Tower Postcard was mailed in Buffalo on May 25 1928 and was sent to William Donaldson of Milestone Montana ; Message reads We enjoyed the Falls so much. Went on a bus - about 7 hours, 65 miles - stopped about 10 times. 4 other people in our party. We put on rubber coats, & boots & went under the Falls, crossed the gorge & back in Spanish Aerocar. John liked best going down steep incline in cable car to the Whirlpool Rapids. Saw the Burning Spring, drank some of the water. This card is from John -
Shanties on the Ice Bridge The shack in the foreground belonged to a photographer who offered tintypes as souvenirs. -
In the Grasp of The Ice King The base of the American Falls and the ice bridge -
Ice Mountain Niagara Falls Base of the American Falls -
Winter Scene, Ice 20 Feet Thick. Greeting from Niagara Fall Prospect Point Park -
Cave of the Winds in Winter Niagara Falls Reverse reads The cave of the Winds, gyved with a marvelous accumulation of ice and the great flow of water completely hidden by crystalline helmets. Such a sight is rarely to be witnessed, however for history records only three, the last time in 1886, when it is said, a million persons visited Niagara to see the marvelous exhibition of the ice king ; -
Terrapin Rock (Point) in Winter Niagara Falls Horseshoe Falls and Loretto Convent in background -
Ice Formation on Trees Niagara Falls Reverse reads The ice formation in the above is reproduced here because of its unusual character. It is rare even in the history of Niagara that such a formation can be found. In the above a visitor can wander through the aisles and transepts of a great cathedral whose music is the anthem of the waters and whose organ peal the unending thunder of the cataract ; Postcard was mailed to Miss Clara Ulmer Fayetville NY and reads having a fine time here. Here for a week. Will write a letter later to you. Always Grace Miles ; -
Falls View Bridge from Goat Island Niagara Falls Photographed a few minutes before collapse Reverse reads Falls View Bridge collapsed from ice pressure against abutments on American end, January 27 1938 when the River below famous Falls was choked by the greatest ice jam in history. Built 1898, length 1240 feet, 192 feet above water ; -
Cave of the Winds in Winter Niagara Falls Reverse reads The cave of the Winds, gyved with a marvelous accumulation of ice and the great flow of water completely hidden by crystalline helmets. Such a sight is rarely to be witnessed, however for history records only three, the last time in 1886, when it is said, a million persons visited Niagara to see the marvelous exhibition of the ice king ; -
Ice Scenery Greeting from Niagara Falls Card was mailed in Corydon Pennsylvannia in 1910. It was addressed to Mrs Clayton Barlow of Warren PA and the message reads Dear Pearl - received your card. I intended to come there soon to meet Rhea but she is not coming so I expect I can't come till after strawberries are ripe and as it is so cold they will be quite late I'm afraid. Why don't you have some nice weather? Give Ora my love and all of you come up. What are you doing nowadays to busy yourself ? We are all well and hope this will find you the same. Love Ella -
Winter Scene Prospect Park Niagara Falls Reverse reads ...in the foreground and in the upper distance is presented all that there is of life and motion in what may be termed the Ice King's Wrath. The tumbling torrent races past, the dashing spray turns to ice on either side, even the brink of the precipice is a jagged mass of crystal ... -
Capri Restaurant Type: restaurant exteriors -
Babcock Jewellers Type:street scene; No. of negatives: 2; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Babcock Jewellers -
Luxury Look Fabrics Type: storefront -
Band, J. Gruyich Type:band portrait; No. of negatives: 4; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Band, J. Gruyich -
Gray-Manella Type:wedding; No. of negatives: 64; Photos included: 15; Notes: 0; Client: Gray-Manella -
Lincoln Trust Type:bank; No. of negatives: 8; Photos included: 0; Notes: color interior of new St. Catharines bank; Client: Lincoln Trust -
Lincoln Trust Type:bank; No. of negatives: 31; Photos included: 0; Notes: interior of new building for newspaper; Client: Lincoln Trust -
Lincoln Trust Type:bank; No. of negatives: 10; Photos included: 0; Notes: exterior of St. Catharine bank; Client: Lincoln Trust -
H. Triano Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 4; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: H. Triano -
B. Hart Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 4; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: B. Hart -
F. Leslie Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 4; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: F. Leslie -
Joseph Lamont Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 2; Photos included: 1; Notes: Client: Joseph Lamont -
Lincoln Trust Type:construction; No. of negatives: 57; Photos included: 0; Notes: St. Catharines property; Client: Lincoln Trust -
Broderick McLeod Type:car/street scene; No. of negatives: 3; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Broderick McLeod -
Jim Doty Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 2; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Jim Doty -
Elizabeth Palinko Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 10; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Elizabeth Palinko -
Dr. McDonald Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 6; Photos included: 6; Notes: Client: Dr. McDonald -
Bob Pearson Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 2; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Bob Pearson -
Alwood Construction Type:restaurant; No. of negatives: 2; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Alwood Construction -
Johnson-Tober Type:wedding; No. of negatives: 48; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Johnson-Tober -
Ukrainian dancing group Type:dancers/singers; No. of negatives: 103; Notes: Client: Ukrainian Groups ; -
Harry Marfin-E. Harris Type:wedding; No. of negatives: 33; Photos included: 0; Notes: Client: Harry Marfin-E. Harris -
Lincoln Trust Type:bank; No. of negatives: 3; Photos included: 0; Notes: interior and exterior of bank; Client: Lincoln Trust -
Krutschke-Price Type:wedding; No. of negatives: 30; Photos included: 4; Notes: Client: Krutschke-Price -
Leo Burger Type:portrait; No. of negatives: 4; Photos included: 4; Notes: Client: Leo Burger
