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NS&T interurban waits for clearance, c. 1959
Newspaper clipping from the Welland Tribune, c. 1959, showing the NS&T (Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto) train waiting to cross tracks. The last run for the NS&T was March 28, 1959, and it was the last interurban electric railway operating in…
NS&T Car #623 at Welland Station, c. 1950s
Two black and white photographs showing NS&T (Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto) Car #623 arriving at Welland Station, c. 1950s. Photographs were taken by Milton J. Brown and from a collection by A.F. Sagon-King, Thorold.
Nothing escapes the eye of George Blazetich
A newspaper article on George Blazetich and his hobby of collecting newspaper clippings.
North Main Street, Looking North Postcard
Colourized photographic postcard of North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street) looking north. Part of the "Souvenir Folder of Welland, Ontario" by F. H. Leslie. Undated.
North Main Street (Niagara Street), with view to the north
Black and white photograph showing North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street), with a view to the north, undated.
North Main Street (Niagara Street), view to the north, c. 1905
Black and white photographic print of a higher view of North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street), with a view to the north, c. 1905. Crowther's bakery is on the right.
North Main Street (Niagara Street), looking south, c. 1932-1933
Black and white photographic print of North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street), looking south, c. 1932-1933.
North Main Street (Niagara Street), looking south, c. 1910
Black and white photographic print of a postcard showing North Main Street ( now known as Niagara Street) looking south, c. 1910.
North Main Street (Niagara Street), looking north, c. 1916
Black and white photographic print of North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street), looking north, c. 1916
North Main Street (Niagara Street) River Bridge, c. 1902
Black and white photographic print of the North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street) River Bridge, looking north, c. 1902. Many people on horseback can be seen crossing.