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A newspaper biography on Wellander Carl Beccario. Beccario had a 37-year law career and retired at the age of 72. This article discusses Beccario's immigration from Italy to Canada as a boy, his education at Welland South School, and his career as a…

Colourized photographic postcard of the Welland County Hospital. The building is now an apartment complex known as Riverside Terrace. Part of the "Souvenir Folder of Welland, Ontario" by F. H. Leslie. Undated.

Colourized photographic postcard of the Welland River, looking west, from the Prince Charles Drive bridge. Part of the "Souvenir Folder of Welland, Ontario" by F. H. Leslie. Undated.

Colour photograph of the Welland County General Hospital, later known as the Riverside Annex, as seen from across the Welland River in 1983. It was later renovated into apartments in 1984. The photo was taken by well known artist Ross Beard as…

Colour photograph of Welland railroad Bridge 15, a swing bridge, c. 1983. View to the northeast, near the corner of Ontario Road and Prince Charles Drive, and the Welland Hospital can be seen in the left background.

Colour slide of a photo of a colourized postcard of the Welland Hospital, c. 1910.

Two colour photographs of a person browsing the library deposit at the Welland Hospital, c. 1970s.

Newspaper clipping of a biography/interview with Jerome Alexander, president of the Ontario Ambulance Operators Association (OAOA). At age 33, Jerome Alexander was owner and operator of the Greater Welland Ambulance Service, and he discusses how he…

A newspaper article on Dr. Grant Black and his recognition as a specialist in anesthesia by becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada. He introduced many anaesthetics to the Welland Hospital in the 1940s and 1950s. From the…

Black and white photograph of the United Kingdom booth at the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire "Fair of All Nations," held to raise funds for the first Welland Hospital, 1907. Women dressed in British garb pose in front, and a sign can be read…