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Colour photographic postcard showing a ship "Climbing the mountain" on the twin flight locks on the Welland Canal at Thorold, c. 1960s-1970s. Txt on the back of the postcard reads: 'Locks 4, 5, 6 at Thorold, Ontario: The St. Lawrence Seaway in the…

Colour slide showing the laker Hochelaga passing south through the Welland Canal and under the Main Street Bridge as seen from Merritt Park, September 1972.

Colour slide with a view of the Welland Canal and Main Street Bridge, summer 1968. The photo was taken on Cross Street at the Aqueduct.

The slide was donated to the library by John H. Flett.

11 digital colour photographs of the S.S. Keewatin from April 28, 2023, the day it traversed though the Welland Canal toward Hamilton for repairs, until it will eventually end up at Kingston where it will function as a museum by 2024.

It's maiden…

Colour photographic postcard of the Main Street Bridge lifted to allow a ship from Canada Steamship Lines to pass on the Welland Canal, c. 1950s. Photo looking north-west from Merritt Park.

Colour photographic postcard of a ship going past the old aqueduct on the Welland Canal, undated, possibly 1960s. Taken from the Main Street Bridge.

Colour postcard showing an aerial view of downtown Welland, with the lift bridge up and a ship passing underneath. On the back it says 'A bird's-eye view of the Lift Bridge in downtown Welland, Ontario, Canada. This bridge spans the Welland Canal,…

Colourized photographic postcard of showing the oceangoing vessel "Harpefjell" coming through Homer Bridge by the Garden City Skyway, prior to entering Lock Three on the Welland Canal, St. Catharines, undated.

Postcard captioned on back: 'St.…

Black and white photograph of the S.S. Northumberland in Lock 1 of the Welland Canal, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of Lock 1, the Lake Ontario entrance to the Welland Canal, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.