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Black and white photographic print showing South Main Street (now known as King Street), from across the Welland Canal, c. 1915. The Imperial Bank of Canada, the post office, and city hall can be seen.

Black and white photographic print showing horses parked in front of City Hall, on South Main Street (now King Street) and Division Street, c. 1906.

Black and white photograph looking south down the Welland Canal from the top of the Main Street Bridge as two ships approach, c. 1958. King Street can be seen on the left, with Merritt Park to its right, and the Welland Club building just above the…

Black and white photograph of a parade of recruits on King Street (then known as South Main Street) leaving for training during World War I, c. 1914-1918. A sign for Laughlin Realty (on 30 South Main Street) can be clearly seen.

Black and white photographic print showing a review of troops in Merritt Park, c. 1914-1918.

Black and white photograph of a review of troops in Merritt Park during World War I, c. 1914-1918. The Alexandra Bridge, City Hall, and the Central United Church can be seen in the background.

Reproduction of a black and white illustration of the Canadian Steel Foundries factory, Welland, undated.

Reproduction of a black and white illustration of the factories of the Canadian Steel Foundries and Page-Hersey Tube Company, c. 1911.

Captioned "View of the Canadian Steel Foundries, Limited, and the Page Hersey Iron, Tube & Lead Company, showing…

Two black and white photographs of a celebratory band playing in a parade on the corner of East Main and King Streets, as Welland is inaugurated a city, July 1, 1917.

Black and white photograph showing construction of the new library addition with a view to the north, August 1961. The house in the background was torn down in 1962 for the library parking lot.