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      Slide File Number: 05.76-B-3 Victoria Hall was built opposite of Rittenhouse School with funding from Moses F. Rittenhouse. When a new interchange at Vineland was built in 1964, the building was moved to Prudhommes Landing in Vineland. The building burned to the ground in 2009.

      Image published in "100 Years of Progress in Waterloo County, Canada: Semi-centennial souvenir, 1856-1906", 971.344 One, page 45.

      Slide File Number: 03.53-B-2

      Slide File Number: 02.30-B-1

      Slide File Number: 02.32-E-3

      Slide File Number: 04.56-A-2 This is the same image as 03/pt1/10-1.1 but this image has a different inscription. In this image note the spelling of St. Catharines.

      Slide File Number: 06.116-C-2 The steamship Lakeside provided passenger service between Toronto and Port Dalhousie starting in 1892. Lakeside Navigation Co. was the operator until the company was purchased by the steamship subsidiary of the Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway. By 1911 passenger traffic had increased to such an …

      The Evangelical Association's first building was a constructed by Samuel Burkholder in 1849 at 7 Central Street. In 1871 a new church was built on Cedar Street (later Bridgeport Road). In 1906 a new structure was completed on the same site. In 1946 they joined with the United Brethren in …

      Black and white photograph of a collision of two locomotives on the Grand Trunk Railroad. The train on the left is crunched up and derailed. The train on the right looks fine. There are two groups of people in the image. One group is of adults behind a telephone poll. …

      Black and white photograph of a collision of two locomotives on the Grand Trunk Railroad. The train on the left is crunched up and derailed. The train on the right looks fine. There is a group of people looking at the wreck.

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      This is a black and white photo of Foss Co.in 1906.A boat is docked at the end of a long pier that is stacked high with finished lumber. Rough logs float in the open water next to the dock and the shore line is stacked with cut offs. Four children …

      A view of the front of Vineland Public School (Louth 3 Clinton 2) with students and teachers on front lawn.

      This photograph depicts the graduating senior class of Paris High School for 1906. The man in the centre of the picture is Walter N. Bell, who was principal from 1898 to 1921. This image was printed on the eighteenth page of photographs in At the Forks of the Grand: Volume …

     

      This is a sepia photograph showing two large passenger steam ships, docked at the Thessalon Government dock in 1906. The photo shows passengers walking along the dock, to and from the ships moored there.

      Black and white photograph of Ms. Chapman and some of her students, perhaps her class. The students are around the teacher. This seems like an impromptu picture. The students don't have their best clothes on and are not arranged like a traditional school photograph.

      People in the front row left to right: Etta Rolston, Mabel McGurr, Mary Leslie, Jim Rolston, Ann Rolston, Leila Leslie, Tom Leslie. Back Row: Louis Leslie, Jack Rolston.

      Willoughby Livery and Sale Stables was built in 1906. The site was purchased from H.A. McCallum in 1901 by John A. Willoughby. Among the men standing out front are Mr. Willoughby, John Wright and Mr. Gladdall. The Royal Canadian Legion is now located in the building at 127 Mill Street.

      Built 1905. 114 Main Street East. Built for James Houston, he lived here until his death in 1943 and his wife continued to live here until 1953. It was purchased by L. R. McKersie and J. M. Thatcher for use as a funeral home. It has recently been extended in …