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      "St. Mark's Historic Properties Foundation The people of St. Mark's have been able to maintain these heritage properties through monies generated by The Historic Properties Foundation (HPF), established in the 1980s. Over the last decade, the Foundation has enabled St. Mark's to: ~ provide seed money for the Addison Hall …

      This Theatre was built in 1915 (on the site of Mr. Campbell's blacksmith shop) by Mrs. Norris for the entertainment of troops garrisoned in the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake during the First World War. After being a movie theatre for many years, it is now operated by the Shaw Festival Theatre.

      The Shaw Guild is a group of volunteers dedicated to assist and support the Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation. It was established in 1974 as the Shaw Festival Guild (later shortened to the Shaw Guild) when a set of by-laws was prepared and men were invited to join as volunteers.

      Postcards depicting two Canadian transport ships - the HMS Star and HM Saucy Arethusa.

      "- postcard; J.A. Sugrue in military bandsman uniform - handwritten on back: ""This is the last photo i[sic]/had taken in Edinburgh"

      "- postcard - group of 4 men in military uniform; badge indicate 18th Battalion - man seated on right is possibly J.A. Sugrue"

      "- black and white; portrait postcard - portrait of Mary Elizabeth Renier Dixey LeBar; front shows an informal photo of Mary dressed in black; background is also dark; left hand is brought up to her mouth - back of card has three Detroit addresses"

      A postcard with an image of a South Pacific Islander.

      - reproduction; colour; photo of a postcard of General Hospital

      - "Steamer Ossifrage" Chatham, Ont. Canada; c.1911

      - "Collegiate Institute, Chatham, Ont."; colour; addressed to Miss Maggie McIsaac, Nipinka, Man.; c. 1908

      - "Post Office, Chatham, Ont., Canada"; colour; addressed to Miss M. McIsaac, Elgin Manitoba

      - "Central School, Chatham"; colour; cropped; addressed to Miss Maggie McIsaac, Sask.

      "Canada Business College, Chatham, Ont."; colour; addressed to Miss Maggie McIsaac, Elgin, Man.

      "- ""power House, Chatham, Ont.""; colour - message continued on postcard X92.95.1"

      - "Boating on the Thames, Chatham, Ont."; colour; addressed to Miss Maggie McIsaac

      - "Canoeing on McGregor's Creek, Chatham, Ont."; colour; addressed to Miss Eva Payne, Toronto

      - "Corner King and Lacroix Streets, Chatham, Ont."; colour; addressed to Miss Eva Payne

      "- ""House of Refuge, Chatham, Ont., canada""; colour; written to Margret [McIsaac] - continuation of message started on postcard X92.89.1"

      "- colour; ""Separate School Chatham, Ontario"" - not used - published by Powell & Davis Co., Chatham, Ont. - written on back in ink: ""At St. Joseph Church Torn Down app. 1970"""