Ships at Port Dalhousie on Second Welland Canal, c. 1850 | Ships; Second Welland Canal | Still image | c. 1850 |
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Subject:Ships; Second Welland Canal Type:Still image Date:c. 1850 |
Description:Black and white photographic print showing ships at Port Dalhousie on the Second Welland Canal, c. 1850.
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Ships near Port Dalhousie on Second Welland Canal | Ships | Still image | Unknown |
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Subject:Ships Type:Still image Date:Unknown |
Description:Black and white photographic print showing ships near Port Dalhousie on the Second Welland Canal, undated.
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Ships near Port Dalhousie on Second Welland Canal | Ships | Still image | Unknown |
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Subject:Ships Type:Still image Date:Unknown |
Description:Black and white photographic print of ships near Port Dalhousie on the Second Welland Canal, undated.
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Shirley Jones (left) and Blanche Arthurs in conference about Welland Public Library extension, September 1974 | Shirley Jones and Blanche Arthurs | Still image | September 1974 |
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Subject:Shirley Jones and Blanche Arthurs Type:Still image Date:September 1974 |
Description:Two colour slides of Shirley Jones (Chief Librarian) and Blanche Arthurs (Chair of the Library Board) in conference about the Welland Public Library extension, September 1974.
The slides are part of a photographic record of 600 images to document the construction work undertaken to expand the Carnegie building in 1974 and 1975. The library had become too small to house a growing collection and to serve the growing population of Welland. [show more]
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Shirley Jones, Chief Librarian, in her office, September 1974 | Shirley Jones | Still image | September 1974 |
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Subject:Shirley Jones Type:Still image Date:September 1974 |
Description:Colour slide showing Shirley Jones, Chief Librarian, in her office, September 1974.
The slide is part of a photographic record of 600 images to document the construction work undertaken to expand the Carnegie building in 1974 and 1975. The library had become too small to house a growing collection and to serve the growing population of Welland. [show more]
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Shirley Jones, Chief Librarian, in her office, September 1974 | Shirley Jones | Still image | September 1974 |
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Subject:Shirley Jones Type:Still image Date:September 1974 |
Description:Two colour slides showing Shirley Jones, Chief Librarian, in her office, September 1974.
The slides are part of a photographic record of 600 images to document the construction work undertaken to expand the Carnegie building in 1974 and 1975. The library had become too small to house a growing collection and to serve the growing population of Welland. [show more]
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Short history of the Beckett family of Effingham | Beckett family | Text | 1970s-1980s |
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Subject:Beckett family Type:Text Date:1970s-1980s |
Description:Handwritten note concerning a short history of the Beckett family of Effingham. The letter was written in the 1970s or 1980s by a member of the Effingham Heritage Association. The text reads:
"About the year 1793, three brothers came from England to the Short Hills. Their names were Samuel, Peter and Stephen Beckett and they were mill-wrights, though Samuel is reported to have been a surveyor, also. Being mill-wrights they were attracted by the abundant water power on the Twelve Mile Creek and settled at what is now Effingham. Samuel Beckett buying the mill built by David Secord. They also bought other Secord property, Lots 4, 5, and 6 Con. 4 and Lot 2 Con. 3. This must have been after 1811 as this property is marked 'David Secord' on the map of that date. One of them had a mill on what is now Miss Mary Jones' place and another woolen mill on the creek at Joseph Abbott's. Effingham was called Beckett's Mills for many years, and the creek Beckett's Creek." [show more]
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Side view of the Welland-Crowland War Memorial, Chippawa Park, undated | Welland-Crowland War Memorial | Still image | Unknown |
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Subject:Welland-Crowland War Memorial Type:Still image Date:Unknown |
Description:Black and white photograph of a side view of the Welland-Crowland War Memorial in Chippawa Park, undated. The statue was unveiled on on September 4, 1939.
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Sidey Family Photographs | Sidey family | Still image | Unknown |
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Subject:Sidey family Type:Still image Date:Unknown |
Description:Five miscellaneous black and white photographs of the Sidey family in unknown places and dates.
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Sidey Family Posing on Porch | Sidey family | Still image | Unknown |
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Subject:Sidey family Type:Still image Date:Unknown |
Description:Two black and white photographs of the Sidey family posing on their porch, undated.
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