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On May 30, 1953 The Evening Tribune published an entire issue dedicated to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. There were photos and stories from London and of Welland residents who visited there to watch the coronation. Banners reading “Long live…

Newspaper clipping where Louis Blake Duff recounts his arrival in Welland in 1905, from January 4, 1955.

Black and white photographic print of a plaque commemorating Louis Blake Duff, who died in 1959. An inscription says "A true scholar and a gifted editor, publisher and author; eminent historian and inimitable humorist."

Black and white photographic print of Lt. Col. B. J. McCormick in uniform, location unknown, undated.

Black and white photographic print of a portrait of Lt. Col. B. J. McCormick, undated.

Black and white photographic print of a portrait of Lt. Col. Donald Sharpe, M.P.P., undated. He was also a Major and a Warden for Welland County.

Black and white photograph of Lulu (Lymburner) Pascoe with her cat, c. 1945.

Black and white photographic print of a portrait of Major Evan E. Fraser, undated. He was the son of Alexander Fraser.

Black and white photograph of Major Evan E. Fraser seated in the old Land Registry Office on the corner of East Main Street and Hellems Avenue, which later became an Eaton's Order Office. The Major was Registrar of Deeds from 1925 to 1946.

Black and white photograph of managing editor T.N. Morrison being presented with gifts on St. Patrick's Day by Welland Tribune staff, March 17, 1953. Morrison was born in Ireland and had the nickname "Shamrock."