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Where Welland Councils Have Met, 1858-1971
Brief historical account regarding where Welland city councils have met, from 1858 when it was a village to then-present 1971.
Information was compiled by David G. Barrett who was Welland City Clerk at the time.
Information was compiled by David G. Barrett who was Welland City Clerk at the time.
Welland Tribune special 16-page section on 50th anniversary of Page-Hersey Tubes, October 21, 1952
Special 16-page section of the Welland Tribune about the 50th anniversary of Page-Hersey Tubes, October 21, 1952.
The Ukrainian community of Welland, a textual account of their culture and heritage, c. 1978
A brief textual account describing Ukrainian culture and heritage in Welland.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
The Town Bell of Welland, a history
A history regarding the Town Bell of Welland, compiled by Welland City Clerk David G. Barrett, c. 1981.
The second file is a clipping from the November 20, 1980 edition of the Welland Tribune, with David Barrett discussing plans for displaying the…
The second file is a clipping from the November 20, 1980 edition of the Welland Tribune, with David Barrett discussing plans for displaying the…
The Polish community of Welland, a textual account of their culture and heritage, c. 1978
A brief textual account describing Polish culture and heritage in Welland.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
The Journey of the Printing Press across Canada, by Louis Blake Duff, c. 1937
Complete scanned copy of the short work "The Journey of the Printing Press across Canada", written by eminent Welland scholar Louis Blake Duff, c. 1937.
The Japanese community of Welland, a textual account of their culture and heritage, c. 1978
A brief textual account describing Japanese culture and heritage in Welland.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
The Greek community of Welland, a textual account of their culture and heritage, c. 1978
A brief textual account describing Greek culture and heritage in Welland.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
The Anglo-Saxon community of Welland, a textual account of their culture and heritage, c. 1978
A brief textual account describing Anglo-Saxon culture and heritage in Welland.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
This is a chapter from the book "A brief history of the Ukrainians, Greeks, Japanese, Anglo-Saxons and Poles in Welland" by the Welland Heritage Council, c. 1978.
Special souvenir edition of the Welland Telegraph, August 22, 1902
Complete scanned copy of a special souvenir edition of the Welland Telegraph, August 22, 1902.
In the introduction the edition is described as thus:
"In publishing this special edition the Telegraph was inspired with the idea of presenting to…
In the introduction the edition is described as thus:
"In publishing this special edition the Telegraph was inspired with the idea of presenting to…