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General View of Table Rock House and both Falls from Above The American and Horseshoe Falls can be seen behind Table Rock House -
Group of Students at Loretto Academy Dressed in Renaissance Costumes, a group of students stands on the lawn in front of Loretto Academy. -
Hydro Building Under Construction Corner of Armoury St. and Victoria Ave. Building constructed by the Robertson Construction and Engineering Company -
Niagara Falls General Hospital - Front View The hospital was located on Jepson Street until 1958 when it moved to its new location. -
Girl Guides Group of girls on stage holding flags of the world. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Soldier's Monument 2 The Monument reads "Erected by the Canadian Parliament in honour of the victory gained by the British and Canadian Forces on this field on the 25 day of July, 1814 and in grateful remembrance of the brave men who died on that day fighting for the unity of the Empire." -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Choir A choir sings at the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Ladies in Costume 2 Some women in costumes gather to commemorate the Battle of Lundy's Lane. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Ladies in Costume Some women in costumes gather to commemorate the Battle of Lundy's Lane. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech 3 A speech is given to the crowd at Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Soldier's Monument The Monument was created by the Canadian Parliament and unveiled by the Lundy’s Lane Historical Society on July 25th, 1895 and marks a mass grave with the remains of 22 British Soldiers. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Keyboardist The keyboardist sits ready to play for the ceremony. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Thumbs Up A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery by MPP of Niagara Falls Kim Craitor. The day receives his approval with a thumbs up. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Kim Craitor A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery by MPP of Niagara Falls Kim Craitor. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech 2 A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd 3 Spectators sit by and enjoy the ceremony. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - The Piper The bagpiper stands by at Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Singer/Songwriter/ Performing Musician Carl David Onofrio Performer Carl David (C.D.) Onofrio performing on the steps of Loretto Academy -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Speech A speech is given to the audience in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd 2 A crowd sits in Drummond Hill Cemetery watching the event. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd A crowd sits in Drummond Hill Cemetery watching the event. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Minister Jerry 2 Minister Jerry (left) gives a speech to the audience. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Crowd A group of females watch the ceremony. All have scarves with music notes on them. Possibly a choir group. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Spectators People watch as the commemoration of the Battle of Lundy's Lane begins. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - British Soldiers 2 Dressed in costume as British Soldiers, the men march into Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - British Soldiers Dressed in costume as British Soldiers, the men march into Drummond Hill Cemetery -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Scout Masters Members of Scouts Canada walk through Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Young Scouts Young members of Scouts Canada walk through Drummond Hill Cemetery carrying flags. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Flag bearers Members of the Royal Canadian Legion carry flags. Scouts Canada members follow. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Bagpipes and Flags Members of the Royal Canadian Legion carry the Canadian, British and American Flags behind a bagpipe player. Scouts Canada members follow. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Minister Jerry Standing in the Drummond Hill Cemetery is Minister Jerry. -
Battle of Lundy's Lane Commemoration - Horseman Statue Located in the Drummond Hill Cemetery. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Bob Gale and others Bob Gale sits in between two costumed characters on the front step of the newly renovated Niagara Falls History Museum. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Wayne Gates Pictured on the left is Wayne Gates, City of Niagara Falls Councillor. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Don Jackson Pictured on the left is Don Jackson in a 19th century Generals uniform. He is fundraising chair for the Lundy’s Lane Battlefield Legacy Project. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Ayo Adewumi Ayo Adewumi is the Head of Customer Service for Niagara Falls Museums. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Daredevil Barrel A man simulates going over the Falls in the Daredevil Barrel. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - 2D Heros Some cardboard characters on display, representing figures from history. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Dino Fazio Dino Fazio is general manager for Winter Festival of Lights -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - City Historian Official City of Niagara Falls historian Sherman Zavitz with wife Anne and museum employee Maja Bannerman. -
The Great Gorge of the Niagara River View of the Niagara River and gorge. -
Niagara Falls History Museum Grand Opening - Museum Employees Left - Christine Girardi, Assistant Curator, City of Niagara Falls Museums. Right - Sara Byers, Assistant Curator, City of Niagara Falls Museums. -
City Hall Workers Employees for the city of Niagara Falls. Various employees with their names and titles. -
Unknown City of Niagara Falls Worker 3 Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. Unknown identity. -
Unknown City of Niagara Falls Worker 2 Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. Unknown identity. -
Unknown City of Niagara Falls Worker Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. Unknown identity. -
Alex Corfield, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Dick Smith, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Niagara Falls City Hall Employess From left to right Back: Unknown, John, Don Snyder, Miklos Peszley, Nelson Hare, Frank Mazzei Front: Eleanor Golchuk, Ann Lasson -
City of Niagara Falls Employees From left to right Back: Nelson Hare, Les Comeau, John Front: Lynn, Ann Lasson -
City of Niagara Falls Workers 2 From left to right Back: unknown, George Schmidt, Gord Weaver Front: Bob Smith, Jimmy Morocco, Tommy ? -
Harry Priestley, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Frank Mazzei Measures a Gap in a Cement Wall Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Charlie Wright, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
J.K. Edmonds, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Bill Pattison, Niagara Falls Employee for the city of Niagara Falls. -
Chief Operator of Pollution Control Plant John MacNamara was Chief Operator of Pollution Control Plant. -
City of Niagara Falls Workers From left to right Back: Jack Bradly, Dave Allan Front: Dick Smith, Dave Hall -
City of Niagara Falls Employee Photo From left to right Back: Ted Stewart, unknown, Jimmy Morocco, George Schmidt Front: Bob Smith, Ted Naylor, Tommy ?, Gord Weaver -
Construction at the corner of Park St and Zimmerman Ave in Niagara Falls Lorenzo construction company does work on Park Street. King Edward Hotel can be seen in the background. -
Bridge Street, between Erie and River Road Showing the poles that must be removed to permit widening of the pavement. Train Station is seen on the left. -
Looking Down a Street in Niagara Falls The street car lines can be seen in the middle of the road. Unknown street in Niagara Falls, ON. -
King Edward Hotel - Niagara Falls The King Edward Hotel sat at the corner of Queen Street and Zimmerman Avenue until it was demolished in 1991. -
Looking down Queen Street in Niagara Falls The Capitol Theatre can be seen in the background. -
Electric Acetylene Welding - Shape Cutting 612 Buckley Ave. in Niagara Falls. -
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Garner and children 2 (L to R) Front Row: Hattie J. Garner, Anson Garner, Amanda Garner (nee Mrs. Anson Garner), Ernest Garner Back Row: Wilbur Garner, Ella Cecilia Garner, Oscar Garner, Orin Garner -
Man Operating a Steam Powered Tractor The tractor is on blocks with the drive belt attached to power another machine, most likely a threshing machine. -
Removing the NS and T Tracks on Bridge Street 2 The whirlpool rapids bridge can be seen in the background. The tracks for the NS and T were removed in 1948. -
Construction of Ontario Hydro tunnels for the Sir Adam Beck - Niagara Generating Station #2 LCN 10170353LCN 17294973 -
D. Fiore Grocer Unknown street with D. Fiore Grocer on it showing road damage. -
Construction of Ontario Hydro tunnels for the Sir Adam Beck - Niagara Generating Station #2 LCN 10170353LCN 17294973 -
Road Construction on Victoria Ave. - Niagara Falls Moore's Pharmacy and Ritchie's Home Appliances were on the west side of Victoria Avenue just north of Simcoe Street. -
Removing the NS and T Tracks on Bridge Street The whirlpool rapids bridge can be seen in the background. The tracks for the NS and T were removed in 1948. -
Construction at the corner of River Rd. and Bridge Street The whirlpool rapids bridge can be seen in the background. -
Construction of Ontario Hydro tunnels for the Sir Adam Beck - Niagara Generating Station #2 LCN 10170353LCN 17294973 -
Construction of Ontario Hydro tunnels for the Sir Adam Beck - Niagara Generating Station #2 LCN 10170353LCN 17294973 -
Corner of Park Street and St Clair Avenue in Niagara Falls Parking Lot at the corner of Park and St Clair. -
Construction of Ontario Hydro tunnels for the Sir Adam Beck - Niagara Generating Station #2 LCN 10170353 SCALE MODEL TUNNELLCN 17294973 -
Parking Lot in Niagara Falls Parking lot in unknown location. -
Canadian Bank of Commerce - Front View Located on the corner of Queen St. and Erie Ave. in downtown Niagara Falls. -
View of Queen Street - Downtown Niagara Falls Looking west down Queen Street. The Canadian Bank of Commerce can be seen on the corner. -
Canadian Bank of Commerce - Downtown Niagara Falls On the corner of Queen St. and Erie Ave. Rosbergs Department store can be seen in the back. -
Barrel belonging to Steven Trotter & Lori Martin after being pulled from the Niagara Gorge Steven Trotter and Lori Martin became the first male-female duo to go over the Falls in a barrel. They suffered only minor scratches and bruises. Trotter who had previously gone over the Falls in 1985 said he did the stunt as a Father's day gift -
Centre Tailor Shop and Cleaners Unknown location but possibly located on Centre Street. -
John Candy during the filming of Canadian Bacon Picture taken during the filming of Canadian Bacon in Niagara Falls -
Dan Aykroyd and John Candy during the filming of the movie Canadian Bacon Picture taken during the filming of Canadian Bacon in Niagara Falls -
Angus Jewellers and The Canadian Bank of Commerce on Queen Street in Downtown Niagara Falls Dentist's Offices are located above the Bank. -
Railroad Tracks at the corner of Erie St and Queen St in Downtown Niagara Falls Looking south along Erie Street. -
Filming of Superman II film in Niagara Falls - Christopher Reeve Christopher Reeves dressed in Superman costume for the filming on Superman II, part of which was filmed in Niagara Falls. -
Eaton's of Canada Customer Parking Lot The Eaton's in Niagara Falls was located on Victoria Avenue which is now the site of the Niagara Falls Public Library. -
Frozen Light Post A light post that has been frozen by the mist. -
Ma Argretta's Spaghetti House On the northwest corner of Centre St. and Ellen Ave in Niagara Falls Ontario.
