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Black and white photographic print of a dominion government dredge on Chippawa Creek, the Welland River, before the hydro canal was built, c. 1915.

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Dominion Yarn employees. Welland, ON, 1938/05

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Colour slide showing Don setting the make-up of the paper, February 1961.

From the Orline Clements Memorial Collection. This is slide 28 of 55 of what would have been a slideshow to demonstrate the steps taken to create an issue of the Welland…

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Two black and white photographs of Doris (Daboll) Kennedy as a child, posing with the family cat, c. 1926.

She was part of the prominent Daboll family of Effingham.

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Newspaper clipping of an obituary for Doris Gray Adair, September 17, 1970. She was a prominent figure with the Welland Board of Education in the 1950s, and was instrumental in introducing the French language into grades 7 and 8, and also for senior…

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Colour slide showing Dorothy Porter's house with a cherry blossom tree out front at 115 Elgin Street, May 1975.

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Black and white photograph of Douglas A. Silcox, principal of Welland High and Vocational School between 1969-1975, photo undated.

On page 73 of "The History and Development of Welland High and Vocational School 1854-1979" it reads:

"During his…

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Black and white slide of a postcard showing Downtown Welland, as seen from above West Main Street, c. 1910s.

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A newspaper article and photo of Dr. T. E. Briant. The article is about his retirement from the medical profession after 47 years of service. Dr. Briant had worked at Welland County General Hospital as an eye, ear, nose, and throat doctor through the…

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A newspaper article and photo of E.L. Crossley. The article is about the retirement of E.L. Crossley from the Pelham district marking 46 years in the education profession.
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