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      Slide File Number: 01.6-B-3 The Lyceum Club opened in 1897 financed by St. Catherine of Alexandria Roman Catholic Church. The building functioned as an activity centre for young men and included a library. It was located across the street from the St. Catharines Cathedral and was torn down in 1974.

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      Slide File Number: 01.6-C-1 The building was built before confederation and owned by Dr. Lucius Oille until 1892. It was torn down in 1947.

      Slide File Number: 01.6-C-4 DeVeaux Hall was built in 1877 by Samuel DeVeaux Woodruff. It was demolished in the late 1930's. Queen Mary Drive curves through the Woodruff Estate today.

      Slide File Number: 01.6-D-1 Prior to becoming City Hall, this house was owned by James Benson, a senator. The Benson house was rented and later sold to the City of St. Catharines and converted into City Hall in the 1870s. The building was torn down in 1936 in order to …

      Slide File Number: 01.6-D-2 Prior to becoming City Hall, this house was owned by James Benson, a senator. The Benson was rented and later sold to the City of St. Catharines and converted into City Hall in the 1870s. The building was torn down in 1936 in order to build …

      Slide File Number: 01.6-D-3 Prior to becoming City Hall, this house was owned by James Benson, a senator. The Benson house was rented and later sold to the City of St. Catharines and converted into City Hall in the 1870s. The building was torn down in 1936 in order to …

      Slide File Number: 01.6-D-4 Prior to becoming City Hall, this house was owned by James Benson, a senator. The Benson house was rented and later sold to the City of St. Catharines and converted into City Hall in the 1870s. The building was torn down in 1936 in order to …

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      Unidentified person feeding the geese and ducks at Waterloo Park. Writing on the slide indicates that the goose being fed was named "George."

      The Victorian Gardens were redesigned and the stone structure was added in 2000 as one of the City of Waterloo's millennium projects. For more information, see "Waterloo Park to get millennium facelift," Waterloo Chronicle, May 3, 2000 pg. 3.

      The Victorian Gardens were redesigned and the stone structure was added in 2000 as one of the City of Waterloo's millennium projects. For more information, see "Waterloo Park to get millennium facelift," Waterloo Chronicle, May 3, 2000 pg. 3.

      Photos showing swans and ducks on Silver Lake in Waterloo Park.

      Photos showing different angles of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park during the Fall. Note the changing colours on the trees, the swans and the swimming pool in the background of the fourth photo.

      Photos of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park, showing Waterloo Memorial Arena in the background.

      Unidentified man feeding mallard ducks at the flood gates by the Waterloo Memorial Arena in 1977.

      Ducks on Laurel Creek in February of 1974, near the floodgates by the Waterloo Memorial Arena.

      Man feeding the ducks on the banks of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park, in February of 1974. Note the child wearing winter clothing looking on.

      Mallard and Pekin ducks on Silver Lake in Waterloo Park.

      Unidentified boy feeding an apple to the rabbits in the Waterloo Park Wildlife Display in August 1970.