| Smoke-eaters of another day, Welland Fire Department in Centennial Parade, July 1958 | Centennial Parade participants and spectators | Still image | 1958/07/20-26 |
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Subject:Centennial Parade participants and spectators Type:Still image Date:1958/07/20-26 |
Description:Black and white photograph showing the smoke-eaters of another day, the Welland Fire Department in the Centennial Parade, July 1958. Future mayor and MP for Welland Allan Pietz is seated on the left.
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| Snowstorm on Dorothy Street, November 30, 1976 | Snowstorm | Still image | 1976/11/30 |
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Subject:Snowstorm Type:Still image Date:1976/11/30 |
Description:Colour slide showing a snowstorm occurring on Dorothy Street, November 30, 1976.
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| Soaking pits, Atlas Steels. Welland, ON | | Photo | |
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Type:Photo |
Description:Soaking pits, Atlas Steels. Welland, ON
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| Soapstone Sculptor Seeking Recognition | Geake, Marilyn | Clipping | 7/7/1972 |
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Subject:Geake, Marilyn Type:Clipping Date:7/7/1972 |
Description:A newspaper article and photo of Fort Erie artist Sandy Cline. The article is a biography on Sandy Cline's career as an artist and his works' appearances in art galleries.
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| Sod turning ceremony for the Welland County General Hospital on Third Street, July 1958 | Welland County General Hospital sod turning | Still image | 1958/07/20-26 |
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Subject:Welland County General Hospital sod turning Type:Still image Date:1958/07/20-26 |
Description:Black and white photograph of the sod turning ceremony for the Welland County General Hospital on Third Street, July 1958. A billboard says "The Site of New Welland-Crowland Hospital." Mayor Armour McCrae is seen speaking. Taken as part of the Welland Centennial celebrations. The hospital would be completed in 1961. [show more]
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| Sod turning for new strip mill. | | Photo | 30-Apr-52 |
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Type:Photo Date:30-Apr-52 |
Description:Sod turning for new strip mill with Atlas Steels train in the background. Atlas Steels. Welland, ON
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| Solitary silhouette | Ross Beard | Still image | 1988/??/?? |
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Subject:Ross Beard Type:Still image Date:1988/??/?? |
Description:A newspaper photo and caption of Ross Beard painting a mural on the LCBO building on East Main Street.
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| Some tile blocks in place on the Welland Public Library building extension, October 1974 | Welland Public Library building extension | Still image | October 1974 |
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Subject:Welland Public Library building extension Type:Still image Date:October 1974 |
Description:Colour slide showing some tile blocks in place on the Welland Public Library building extension, October 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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| Something goes wrong with the new foundation of the Welland Public Library building extension, early November 1974 | Welland Public Library building extension | Still image | Early November 1974 |
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Subject:Welland Public Library building extension Type:Still image Date:Early November 1974 |
Description:Two colour slides showing that something went wrong with the new foundation of the Welland Public Library building extension, early November 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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| "Source Books for a Study of the History of Welland County" by Louis Blake Duff, February 1, 1943 | Welland County historical texts | Text | 1943/02/01 |
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Subject:Welland County historical texts Type:Text Date:1943/02/01 |
Description:Scanned copy of the short booklet titled "Source Books for a Study of the History of Welland County" by Louis Blake Duff, February 1, 1943.
Louis Blake Duff (1878-1959) was the prominent scholar and historian for Welland. This booklet was owned by his friend George H. Smith, a prominent Port Colborne historian, who wrote additional titles of important texts in the notes section. Duff seems to have compiled his list of important texts for the benefit of local school teachers. [show more]
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