4500 items found
No search filters
Sorted by Title
Title Subject Type Date
Special newspaper publication for the 75th Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Welland, April 3, 1993Rotary Club of Welland 75th AnniversaryText1993/04/03
Subject:Rotary Club of Welland 75th Anniversary
Type:Text
Date:1993/04/03
Description:Scans of a special newspaper publication for the 75th Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Welland, April 3, 1993.
Special souvenir edition of the Welland Telegraph, August 22, 1902Welland businesses and industriesText1902/08/22
Subject:Welland businesses and industries
Type:Text
Date:1902/08/22
Description:Complete scanned copy of a special souvenir edition of the Welland Telegraph, August 22, 1902. In the introduction the edition is described as thus: "In publishing this special edition the Telegraph was inspired with the idea of presenting to its many readers something which could be retained as an interesting and pleasing souvenir and at the same time be of substantial benefit to Welland, the home of the Telegraph, and the surrounding district. No effort has been made to make this an art edition, but rather a sensible, substantial and interesting booklet which will attract attention and bring the natural advantages, the beauties and the possibilities of Welland before those who can appreciate and profit by them. Probably no town in Canada is so greatly favored and yet so little known of its advantages as the County Town of this border county. There seems no reason why this should not be a town of ten times the inhabitants, except that it needs advertising. The Telegraph has great faith in Welland and great faith in advertising, and it was for this purpose that this booklet is printed and circulated. The Town Council and the business men generally have grasped the idea and have materially assisted in the publication of this special edition. They realize that in helping the town they are helping themselves. In the composition of the book the publishers have endeavored to bring forward the advantages and facilities of Welland as an advantageous locality in which to build a large business or factory or as a most desirable residential town. Here the manufacturer can get water power, gas, electric light, good sewerage, shipping facilities by two waterways and five railways, and soon their will be an abundance of electric power to complete the advantages that can be equalled in few towns in America. The illustrations and subject matter of the following pages go into these points more fully and make interesting reading as well. SEARS & SAWLE, PUBLISHERS" [show more]
Spectators at Rose Parade on East Main Street, summer 1964SpectatorsStill imageSummer 1964
Subject:Spectators
Type:Still image
Date:Summer 1964
Description:Colour slide showing spectators at the Rose Parade on East Main Street, summer 1964.
Spectators on the canal banks viewing watercraft, view to the east, north from Main Street, c. 1908Welland Canal; spectatorsStill imagec. 1908
Subject:Welland Canal; spectators
Type:Still image
Date:c. 1908
Description:Black and white photographic print showing spectators on the canal banks viewing watercraft, with a view to the east, and north from Main Street, c. 1908.
Speech by J.G. Currie at The Detroit Convention on ReciprocityJames George Currie, Currie, J.G.Speech7/20/1865
Subject:James George Currie, Currie, J.G.
Type:Speech
Date:7/20/1865
Description:A copy of a speech presented by James George Currie to the Detroit Convention on Reciprocity.
Spillway of Feeder Canal into the Welland Canal at Welland, c. 1924Feeder Canal SpillwayStill imagec. 1924
Subject:Feeder Canal Spillway
Type:Still image
Date:c. 1924
Description:Black and white photograph of the Spillway of the Feeder Canal into the Welland Canal at Welland, c. 1924.
Sports celebrity dinner patrons, Toronto, January 28, 1958Sports celebrity dinner patronsStill image
Text
1958/01/28
Subject:Sports celebrity dinner patrons
Type:Still image
Text
Date:1958/01/28
Description:Black and white photograph of patrons at the sports celebrity dinner in Toronto on January 28, 1958. From T.N. Morrison's personal collection, former editor of the Welland Tribune. Also included in the files is a microfilm copy of the accompanying article from the January 28, 1958 edition of the Welland Tribune. Andy Rady of Welland is in the first photo in the microfilm only. He was a former manager of the Barclay Hotel and long time employee of Eatons and Sears. From left to right: Jay MacDonald, secretary of the St. Catharines Teepees; Bobby Hewitson, former sports editor of the Telegram and curator of the CNE sports museum; Jim Coleman, public relations chief for the Ontario Jockey Club; Jimmy Shields; and T.N. Morrison. [show more]
St. Catharines reunion of newspaper workers, July 12, 1989Newspaper staffStill image1989/07/12
Subject:Newspaper staff
Type:Still image
Date:1989/07/12
Description:Colour photograph labeled on the back as a St. Catharines reunion of newspaper workers, July 12, 1989. From left to right: Margaret Morrison, Tom Morrison, Jackie Hayes, Ed Hayes, Dulcie Williams, Margaret Schmidt, Lou Cahill, Gladys Bassett, Cully Schmidt, Ivor Williams. [show more]
St. John's Common School, Ridgeville, PelhamSt. John's Common SchoolStill imageUnknown
Subject:St. John's Common School
Type:Still image
Date:Unknown
Description:Halftone reproduction of a black and white photograph showing a woman and two children on the steps of St. John's Common School, Ridgeville, undated. The common school was established in 1804 and operated until the 1830s and it began the public education system in Canada. It was restored in 1973 and is still standing on the corner of Orchard Hill and Hollow Roads, being considered the oldest standing schoolhouse in Ontario. [show more]
St. John's Common School, Ridgeville, PelhamSt. John's Common SchoolStill imageUnknown
Subject:St. John's Common School
Type:Still image
Date:Unknown
Description:Black and white photograph of St. John's Common School, Ridgeville, undated, possibly in the 1970s after restoration. The common school was established in 1804 and operated until the 1830s and it began the public education system in Canada. It was restored in 1973 and is still standing on the corner of Orchard Hill and Hollow Roads, being considered the oldest standing schoolhouse in Ontario. [show more]