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Magazine clipping of a a feature article in What's up Niagara about Fenwick's Steve Bauer, both with his history of cycling and his pending participation in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Steve would win the silver medal in those Olympics…

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Newspaper clipping of Fenwick's Steve Bauer who won the Washington park criterium in the Coors International Bicycle Classic, in Denver, Colorado. From the July 4, 1981 edition of the Welland Tribune.

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A photograph and caption from the Tribune showing Freddie the Clown receiving an award from Sunset Haven, for appearing at their Family Day over the past 25 years.

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Black and white photograph of T. N. Morrison (on far right) with colleagues at an editor's conference in Montreal at the Windsor Hotel, c. 1950s.

Morrison was the managing editor of the Welland Tribune and attended the Canadian Managing Editors'…

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Newspaper clipping of T.N. Morrison's obituary. Morrison joined the Tribune in 1929 and was appointed managing editor in 1952, retiring in 1972. From the August 23, 1993 edition of the Welland Tribune.

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Black and white photograph of Taylor and Ella Beckett of Effingham, roughly c. 1900. The photo was a cabinet card taken by Poole Photographers at 79 St. Paul Street, St. Catharines.

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Black and white portrait of Taylor Beckett of Effingham, c. 1880.

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Black and white photograph showing Taylor Beckett on the binder machine at Jersey Hill farm, Effingham, undated.

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Black and white photographic print of Thaddeus W. Hooker, brick and tile manufacturer, undated.

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Magazine clipping of a brief biography about the early Niagara settler The Honourable James Crooks, known as the escarpment 'Wonder Man' who built 19th century empire. From the Spring 1981 edition of Cuesta - The Niagara Escarpment Magazine.
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