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      "St Augustine Fla" Reverse: "Oldest House in the U.S." "Whiteney House, Hospital St." "St. Augustine, Fla." "Built in 1516 by Don Toldeo, with the aid of Indians" "It contains furnishings hundreds of years old; Antique Guns, Lamps, Dishes, etc. A Secret Bank in the chimney, discovered in 1906; the upper ...

      Newspaper article about making the original stone (laid by Masonry on the Niagara Frontier in 1824) and a small amount of surrounding masonry into a permanent monument in the village park on the site of the former academy in Lewiston, NY. Newspaper clipping (on a page of scrapbook) measures 22.5x ...

      Newspaper article about graduation ceremonies and procession at University of Toronto. Unknown publication. Undated but probably 1933 as Robert Douglas Falconer (1909-1996)graduated in 1933. Newspaper clipping, mounted on greyish paper, measures 19 x 10 cm.

      Newspaper clippings with black and white photograph of John H. C. Durham, General Manager and Director of Merchants Fire Insurance Company. Unknown publications. Unknown date. From Armstrong family collection.

      Obituary of Mrs. Eliza Durham, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collier of St. Catharines and wife of John Durham of Queenston. Newspaper clipping. Unknown publications. Unknown date.

      Newspaper announcement of Capt. Richard Collier Coatsworth, son of Dr. and Mrs. Coatsworth, 296 Parliament street, Toronto, being hurt. With two photographs two young men in uniforms: Pte. Alan Coatsworth and probably Capt. Richard Collier Coatsworth Newspaper clipping. Unknown publication. Undated. From Armstrong family collection.

      Newspaper clippings with two reports on a trial of Rev. Dr. Workman against Wesleyan Theological College in Montreal for dismissing him from his professorship at the college on the grounds that his teachings were unorthodox. The two principal allegations against him being that he denied the virgin birth and the ...

      Newspaper clippings with obituaries of Ann Angus, wife of John H. C. Durham, formerly of Toronto, Ont., and sister of Mrs. A. D. Armstrong, Queenston. Unknown publications.

      Newspaper photograph and article about Mrs. Mary Elizabeth MacQueen, religious women living in Toronto who knew Queen Victoria and Kaiser Wilhelm II. At some point of her life she worked for Armstrong family. Newspaper clipping, on a page of scrapbook, measures 33 x 10 cm. Unknown publication. At the bottom ...

      Newspaper clipping with article about the Commerce and Transportation Building at Bay Street at Front Street West, Toronto which was designed by N. A. Armstrong Co., Ltd., with more details on its financing and construction phases. The architectural drawing in centre is surrounded by six small pictures showing different stages ...

      Article about the Bloor Building designed by N. A. Armstrong Co., Ltd., and located at Bloor Street West at Bay Street; with 3 black and white photographs of: Detail of Entrance; Second Floor Shops showing Corridor Display Window; Entrance hall. Also two architectural drawings by N.A. Armstrong Company Ltd. Two ...

      Newspaper clipping with pictures of newly constructed or planned buildings in Toronto. One of the projects mentioned was the Commerce and Transportation Building at Bay Street at Front Street West, Toronto which was designed by N. A. Armstrong Co., Ltd. Newspaper clipping with various architects' drawings; measures 28 x 44 ...

      This scrapbook is a collection of various articles about Toronto architect Norman Alexander Armstrong and his architectural projects in Toronto, most of them with black and white photographs or architect's drawings. 9 scrapbook pages with newspaper clippings mounted on paper. Unknown publications. From Armstrong family collection.

 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, ,     Undated, probably 1960s....

 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, , . Date of Event: July 1, 1961     BRIGHT -- WALLACE In Lewiston First Presbyterian Church, Miss Emily Gilbert Wallace of Niagara Falls, N.Y., became the wife of Mr. William Thomas Bright, son of Mrs. Bright and the late Mr. Thomas William Bright of Queenston. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Helen S. Walker of Niagara ...

 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, 2 Jun 1969, . Date of Event: July 12, 1969     WEDDING PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. William A. Haylor, Queenston, today announced the engagement of their daughter Joanne Elizabeth Haylor to Mr. Gary Robert Niven. The future groom is he son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Niven, 2456 Maranda Street. The wedding will take place in Queenston United Church, ...

 The Globe, 6 Jun 1933     Newspaper announcement of successful students after examinations of the Fourth Year in the Faculty of Arts at University of Toronto in 1933. Highlighted name of Miss D. D. Walsh. Newspaper clipping measuring 37.5 x 25.5 cm.

 The Mail and Empire (1895-1936), June 28, 1928     Article about construction a new Commerce and Transportation Building at Bay Street at Front Street West, Toronto. It was designed by N. A. Armstrong Co., Ltd., and constructed by the Carswell Construction Co. [Unfortunately demolished 1986] Description under the architect's drawing: "Coach and bus terminals are to find a place ...

 ONIGARA [Dorothy Walsh], The Globe     Newspaper article about Laura Secord by ONIGARA (Dorothy Walsh) with her drawing of her Laura Secord's Queenston home [copied from Mrs. Currie's book on Laura Secord]. Newspaper clipping on a page of scrapbook measuring 26 x 10 cm. Undated. With handwritten "Dorothy Walsh" on a margin. From Armstrong family collection.

 The Globe, 1909     Newspaper article, in series "Men, Women and Events", about an unique summer house standing on the lawn of a Niagara River fruit farm in Queenston and made of historic wheels. With a photograph of this construction with members of Armstrong family standing at the side of it. Stained newspaper clipping ...