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Four black and white photographs of the Jones family of Effingham.

The first image is Samuel Jones and Alfretta (Coon) Jones. The second is of their children, John, Alfred (standing), and Mary. The third is a portrait of Alfretta. The final image…

Newspaper clipping about Joseph Arvay, the 35-year-old paraplegic lawyer from Welland, who was named Welland's outstanding young citizen by the Welland Jaycees at an awards banquet. He was instrumental in making changes in Ontario laws for the…

Microfilm copy of Joseph Arvay's obituary, from the December 10, 2020 edition of the Welland Tribune. Originally from Welland, Joseph was a high profile and highly decorated lawyer in B.C. for decades. He was an Officer of the Order of Canada, and…

Newspaper clipping of a short biography on Joseph Arvay, a leading authority in constitutional law from Welland. He was considered Canada's up and coming leading authority in the area of Constitutional law, and the youngest member of the bar to…

Black and white photograph of a portrait of Joseph Daboll, a prominent Effingham citizen, c. late 1800s.

Microfilm copy of Lynn Bristol Spencer, QC's obituary, from the May 7, 1956 edition of the Welland Tribune.

A newspaper article featuring an interview with Laura Birrell about her dancing career and how she had just moved to Welland. Birrell, then 26, had been dancing since the age of 4 and hoped to open up her own school of dance in Welland. In her career…

A newspaper article about Leanna Crouch. The article talks about how Wellander Leanna Crouch earned national recognition at the CAN PRO 90, an award conference for TV journalism, for her documentary titled Teen Gangs.

A newspaper article and photo of Leanna Crouch. The article is about Wellander and TV producer Leanna Crouch being nominated for a Gemini Award for her work on the documentary Have You Heard The Word? From the January 27, 1996 edition of the Welland…

A newspaper article on Harold Black Park, named after former mayor of Pelham, Harold E. Black who had died the previous year. From the September 30, 1986 edition of the Welland Tribune.