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      This print depicts the lighthouse at Mississauga Point and Fort Niagara in the distance. The lighthouse, the first on the Great Lakes, was dismantled in 1814 in order to build Fort Mississauga. Some of the stone from the lighthouse was also used in the creation of the Fort.

      This a photographic print of a soldier of the 100th Regiment in the War of 1812. It was painted by Alexander R. Cattley in 1929. The 100th Regiment of Foot, also known as the Prince Regiment of Dublin County, were raised in 1805. With few exceptions, all the officers and …

      Framed print with text describing the history of Niagara Fire Department. It is displayed on the wall of the Fire Hall Museum in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Text: "In 1816, the Niagara Volunteer Fire Department recruited its first volunteers. These same firemen also built the first fire hall in Niagara in the Market …

      This is a photograph of a painting of Sir Isaac Brock who died at the Battle of Queenston Heights during the War of 1812.

      Framed printed declaration under the heading: "What is a Mason?"; with masonic symbols and allegories. Unknown author and date.

      Framed printed Honour Roll of Past Niagara 'A' Deputy Grand Masters and District Secretaries, and the order of rotation as mutually agreed upon by the lodges in Niagara District 'A' for the District Deputy Grand Master. Presented by Masonic Masters and Wardens Association of Niagara, District 'A'. 1986.

      Framed and matted depiction of the Lord's Prayer intermingled with the symbols of Freemasonry. Presented to Niagara Lodge, No. 2, by the W.M. and visiting brethren of Hiram Lodge, No. 18, Akron, Ohio, to the Niagara Masonic Hall, September 30, 2006.