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A newspaper biography on Wellander Roger Belanger and his career in the NHL so far with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Pittsburgh selected him 16th overall in the 1984 draft, the same draft they took Mario Lemieux at #1. From the January 7, 1985 edition of…

Halftone reproduction of a black and white photograph showing the "Nero's Rangers" hockey team, Welland Rotary League champions of 1929-1930.

Front row, from left to right: R. Rarnetto; Mudge Triano; Ed Goodman; John Lyon; A. Feriole. Back row,…

Newspaper clipping reproduction with a photograph of the Welland Hockey Club, c. 1904, when they won the OHA group 15 championship.

Front row, from left to right: Clarence 'Tat' Morin; George Cutler; William H. Brittin; Charles Coulson; William D.…

Newspaper clipping reproduction of a photo of the Welland Hockey Club from 1903.

Front row, from left to right: W. D. Ross; Jimmy Kilty; Bill McAuliffe. Middle row, from left to right: A. W. Harcourt; W. H. Brittin; G. A. Peart. Back row, from…

Newspaper clipping reproduction of a photo of the Welland Hockey Club from 1901-1902, with a description that they were the first Welland team to win the Niagara district championship.

Front row, from left to right: William D. Ross; F. K. Dawdy…

Black and white photograph of the Welland Hockey Club members posing for the camera. They are in their uniforms on grass outside, the photograph is undated, but likely around the early 1900s.

Top row, from left to right: Clarence 'Tat' Morin;…

Two photocopies of newspaper clippings of Trent Anderson's point production in games for the Galt Red Wings, c. 1945-1947. Likely taken from the Galt Reporter newspaper (Galt is now a part of Cambridge, Ontario).

Two colour photographs of Trent Anderson in his home, c. 2000s.

Considered one of the best ever hockey players from Welland, Trent learned to skate on the Welland River and was the star player of the Welland Falcons when they won the Ontario…

Handwritten note by Trent Anderson of Welland, reminiscing about growing up in Welland and his hockey career. He mentions Welland High School, the Welland Falcons, The Welland-Crowland Combines, and the Crowland Bisons.

Considered one of the best…

Black and white photographic print of Trent Anderson, originally from Welland, on the Milwaukee Clarks, c. 1949. He was traded there in time for the playoffs from the Kitchener Flying Dutchmen.