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Mayors of Welland Marshall Vaughn (1917-18) and A. J. J. Brennan (1919)
Black and white photographic print of two separate portraits of the Mayors of Welland, Marshall Vaughn (1917-18) and A. J. J. Brennan (1919).
Mayors of Welland John R. Joyce (1938-39) and T. H. Lewis (1940-45)
Black and white photographic print of two separate portaits of the Mayors of Welland John R. Joyce (1938-39) and T. H. Lewis (1940-45).
Mayors of Welland H. W. Walker (1946-47) H. W. Diffin (1948-50) David J. Thomas (1951-52)
Black and white photographic print of three separate portraits of the Mayors of Welland H. W. Walker (1946-47) H. W. Diffin (1948-50) David J. Thomas (1951-52).
Mayors of Welland George W. Sutherland (1920) J. C. Diffin (1921) Jas. A. Hughes (1922-24)
Black and white photographic print of three separate portraits of the Mayors of Welland George W. Sutherland (1920) J. C. Diffin (1921) Jas. A. Hughes (1922-24).
Mayors of Welland F. J. Bradley (1931), Frank Springer (1933-35) and Norman Michener (1936-37)
Black and white photographic print of three separate portaits of the Mayors of Welland F. J. Bradley (1931), Frank Springer (1933-35) and Norman Michener (1936-37).
Mayors of Welland E. J. Anderson (1925-28) and F. M. Brown (1929-30)
Black and white photographic print of two separate portraits of the Mayors of Welland E. J. Anderson (1925-28) and F. M. Brown (1929-30).
Mayor of Welland Armour McCrae (1953)
Black and white photographic print of a portrait of Mayor of Welland Armour McCrae (1953).
Mayor McCrae waves to spectators in Centennial Parade, July 1958
Black and white photograph of Mayor Armour McCrae waving to spectators in the Centennial Parade along East Main Street, July 1958.
Mayor Coleman Bagu and family, c. 1960s
Newspaper clipping of a photograph of the Mayor of Port Colborne Coleman Bagu with his family. From the Welland Tribune, c. 1960s.
Mayor Armour McCrae, 1958
Black and white photograph of a portrait of Mayor Armour McCrae, c. 1958. He was the 15th mayor of the City of Welland, from 1953-1958.