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      The year 1967 was not only Canada's centennial, but also the 175th anniversary of the Parish of St. Marks's and time for beautification of the sanctuary. "The needlepoint which enhances the sanctuary and its steps is one contemporary example of this. It is the gift of Mrs. Kathleen Drope, a …

      Please check "St. Mark's Persons of Hopeful Piety" by Fred Habermehl and Donald Combe for more information on St. Mark's Women's Auxiliary.

      Sepia coloured photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church showing a front of the church building with a square tower and four spires. A part of the graveyard is fenced and separated from the rest of the cemetery. Picture is undated, probably taken in 1890s.

      Galbraith Photo Company was established by Alexander W. Galbraith (1867 - 1950) in Toronto in 1901 at 147 Yonge Street. As an avid amateur photographer, Galbraith had joined the photography firm of Farmer Brothers on Yonge Street in 1898, and then left the firm with another employee, George W. Lucas, …

      Black and white photograph of royal couple during a visit to Niagara-on-the-Lake. They are walking on the wooden platform towards a train and the crowd is cheering on an opposite side of the street. Picture was taken on King Street.

      Sepia coloured photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church showing a cemetery with a path leading to the church. The church building has a square tower with four spires. Photo is undated, probably taken in 1890s. There is a stamp of a photographer on the back of this picture: "WM. Quinn …

      Please check "St. Mark's Persons of Hopeful Piety" by Fred Habermehl and Donald Combe for more information on St. Mark's Women's Auxiliary.

      Black and white photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake shows a church building with crenelated tower almost completely covered by vines. Picture taken from the sidewalk of Byron Street, near a main entrance gate.

      Black and white photograph of four women and eight young boys standing outside of St. Mark's Anglican Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

      Black and white photograph of two women (wearing hats and knee-length dresses) with a big group of young girls and two little boys in front row. They are standing under an old pine tree outside St. Mark's Anglican Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

      Black and white winter photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake, showing the cemetery, part of church building and the main gate.

      Addison Hall previously known as : The Hall, the Parish Hall, the School House, the Sunday Schoolhouse, the Sunday School House.

      Black and white photographs of soldiers in Niagara-on-the-Lake: 1- of the tents in Niagara Camp 2- the soldiers training in Fort George 3- troops arriving by train

      Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher decorated with the Chevalier's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta. The photograph was taken in October 1922.

      Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher standing in the front of military barracks in Niagara-on-the-Lake during World War I.

      Black and white photograph of Polish and Canadian soldiers standing in a row, on the main street in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Sixth from the left is Colonel Arthur D'Orr Le Pan, the commander of the Polish Army Camp in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Photograph from collection of Elizabeth C. Ascher.

      Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher, standing at the Polish soldiers' Cross of Sacrifice in the Polish Military Cemetery at Niagara-on-the-Lake. July 17, 1933.

      Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher with two Polish soldiers. They are holding a flag with Polish national symbols and writing - dedication to Red Cross Committe in Niagara Falls (in Polish: "Wojsko Polskie z Obozu Kosciuszki w Niagara-on-the-Lake, Komitetowi Pan Czerwonego Krzyza w Niagara Falls. May 1918.") …

      Polish Sunday Annual Pilgrimage (usually the second Sunday in June) pays homage to the all-volunteer Polish Blue Army.

      Portrait photograph of young Elizabeth C. Ascher. Undated.