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      Undated. Unknown publication. Based on an interview by journalist from The Star [The Toronto Star] conducted when she was almost 80 [1826?]. Miss Laura Secord Clarke (1846-1936) was a granddaughter of Laura Secord and her husband, James Secord, of Chippewa, Ontario. She was also a sister of the late Lieutenant-Governor …

      From Armstrong family collection.

      From Armstrong family collection.

      The ice jam in 1955 destroyed the dock shelter and ticket office on Queenston Docks.

      Article about Cooper family, one of the early settlers in Niagara region. Subtitle: "Grants, Deeds Discovered by Niagara-on-the-Lake Resident Recall Vividly Early History of Section of Frontier" Unknown date and publication.

      Newspaper photograph of a peach warehouse in Queenston, Ontario from 1913.

      The Star Weekly magazine was a Canadian periodical published from 1910 until 1973. Marius Hubert-Robert (10 June 1885 – 15 March 1966) was a French Orientalist painter and illustrator.

      Handwritten notes regarding history of Scotts of Buccleuch, including Armstrong Clan. Paper measures 26 x 21 cm. From Armstrong family collection. The Full Text may not be 100% accurate.

      ARMSTRONG, Norman Alexander (1882-1957) was a prolific designer of residential and commercial buildings in the Toronto area. Born in Queenston, Ont. on 2 September 1882 he attended public and high schools in Niagara Falls and gained his knowledge of architecture with the Toronto architect J.W. Siddall. Upon his return from …

      Matthew Charles Lowrey bought 42 acres of Niagara Township lot 4 in 1888 and established a successful fruit growing operation known as Fairview Fruit Farm on this land. Fruit farming became profitable in the 1880s, largely because railways had opened up new markets and tax records show that his 12 …

      Article in series "Footnotes to history"

      Newspaper clipping (including obituary) about Frank Digweed, former employee of Larkin Farms in Queenston and Niagara Parks Commission, published in the local newspaper.

      Obituary for Charles Robert Kilkenny, resident of Queenston and retired teacher.

      From Armstrong family collection.

      William Armstrong died on January 27, 1921 in St. Augustine, Florida. From Armstrong family collection.

      From Armstrong family collection.

      From Armstrong family collection.

      Arthur D. Armstrong was son of William Armstrong of Queenston

      The Public Record Office, Chancery Lane in the City of London, was the guardian of the national archives of the United Kingdom from 1838 until 2003, when it was merged with the Historical Manuscripts Commission to form The National Archives, based at Kew.

      Article about moving a historic house built by Woodruff family in St. Davids to Caledon Hills by a new owner Douglas Doerr from Toronto. Newspaper clipping. Unknown publication. From Armstrong family collection.