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      View of Port of Buffalo on Lake Erie

      The obituary of Reverend Herbert Sangster Lovering talks of the plays he loved to write for performance by his parishioners. The community of Sheridan and this church had a history of theatre and music performance. This is one such play and the thrifty re-use of the playbill shows it had …

      From Glen Burke, photographer and donor of images: Description of the Orange Parade, Lindsay, held Saturday July 7/18 Compared to the great parade of 1976, this parade can only be described as sad, even pathetic. The participants formed up around the Lindsay Armoury, and the parade route was from the …

      A flyer promoting Canada's Centennial celebration with facts about Expo67 in Montreal.

      NEW DOMINION. 1868 Schooner - Great Lakes Ian L. Morgan c1972 Ships and Small Craft of Canada

      HAMILTON/DIANA In the early morning hours of Sunday, August 8, 1813, HAMILTON and her fellow schooner, SCOURGE, were hove to with 11 other ships of Commodore Isaac Chauncey's American squadron six miles off Port Dalhousie in Lake Ontario. They were awaiting first light to renew ...

      SCOURGE/ LORD NELSON The merchant schooner Lord Nelson was among the first group of ships constructed for trade on Lake Ontario. Built in 1811 by the shipwright Asa Stanard at Niagara in Upper Canada for the merchants James and William Crooks, she was used gin the forwarding ...

      The front cover is missing from this linen book for children published in 1895 but the title is, "The ABC of Animals". A few pages as well as the back cover are shown. This paper book was owned by the Smith family who settled and farmed Lot 34, Con 1 …

      Canada Games was formed in 1886 by its British parent, Copp Clark.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.

      Dorreen Chamberlain was the teacher who had administered these exams. She later married Alfred Ball and they lived at Hornby where the Ball family farm was on Lot 3, Conc. 8.