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Promotional material for Ross Beard's painting "Upon this Earth," with text describing the setting of the painting along with Ross Beards' history in Wellland.

Black and white photograph of Volney McAlpine with four of his five sons. From left to right: Amos; Archie; Kenneth; Victor Hugo; and the father Volney.

Black and white photograph of a Welland Boy Scout troop, taken sometime in the 1940s.

Black and white photograph of a collage of portraits of the Welland Choral Club, c. 1902.

The names listed: A. P. Krafft; W. Britton; J. Heslop; R. Beckett; William Millar; E. Brasford; A. Milne; F. Tucker; W. E. Oullette; H. G. Hearn (Assistant…

Black and white photographic print of the Welland Citizen's Band, c. 1938, posing in front of a building.

Back row, left to right: E. Day; W. Egglestone; L. Hornby; S. Kotis; H. Wheatley; T. Marsh, F. Garner Secretary; J. Sykes. Fourth row, left…

Newspaper clipping of a photo and short description of Welland city clerk David Barrett retiring after 33 years of work in municipal government. From the September 30, 1989 edition of the Welland Tribune.

Newspaper article promoting the Welland Little Theatre Players production of the comedy "My Fat Friend," which played at the Niagara College Theatre Centre on Empire St. in Welland. Fred Farnham is highlighted and describes his role.

Newspaper clipping about Welland native Paul Beeston joining the Order of Canada. It also mentions other inductees that year including John Crosbie, Peter Gzowski, Normie Kwong, P.K. Page, and Sally Armstrong. From the February 4, 1999 edition of the…

Newspaper clipping about Welland Tribune publisher Henry Foster being honored at the Welland Club for 50 years in the newspaper business. His friend Kenneth R. Thomson presented him with a painting by Richard Ansdell from his personal collection…

A newspaper biography on Wellander Roger Belanger and his career in the NHL so far with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Pittsburgh selected him 16th overall in the 1984 draft, the same draft they took Mario Lemieux at #1. From the January 7, 1985 edition of…