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Two colour photographs of Connie Riley (white parasol), Enis Piuni (black parasol), and children posing in old-fashioned dress outside The Evening Tribune, July 1958. Taken as part of the Welland Centennial celebrations.

Black and white photograph of T. N. Morrison (on far right) with colleagues at an editor's conference in Montreal at the Windsor Hotel, c. 1950s.

Morrison was the managing editor of the Welland Tribune and attended the Canadian Managing Editors'…

An editorial by William Thomas describing the tour he took on a double-decker bus to view the 14 murals in Welland. He singles out Ross Beard's mural on the Tribune building as particularly exceptional.

Three news items from the January 11, 1989 edition of the Welland Tribune regarding Paul Beeston of Welland being named Toronto Blue Jays president.

Biographical text from the book "The History Of The County Of Welland" by the Welland Tribune Printing House about David Ross' family and business interests. His photograph has also been uploaded here under the title "David Ross, The Dean of…

Biographical text from the book "The History Of The County Of Welland" by the Welland Tribune Printing House about J. B. Taylor's family and business pursuits. His photograph has also been uploaded here under the title "J. B. Taylor, Merchant."

Biographical text from the book "The History Of The County Of Welland" by the Welland Tribune Printing House, about Hugh Alexander Rose's life, genealogy, and businesses. His photograph has also been uploaded here under the title "Hugh Alexander…

Biographical text from the book "The History Of The County Of Welland" by the Welland Tribune Printing House, about J. J. Sidey being the proprietor of the Welland Tribune and details about his family.

An obituary from the June 2, 1903 edition of the Welland Tribune and Peoples Press about Charles Davis. He was an escaped slave from Maryland who settled in Niagara Falls, then part of Welland County. It states he was a respected and prominent…

An obituary from the October 3, 1905 edition of the Welland Tribune and Peoples Press about Burr Plato, who died September 27, 1905. He was an escaped slave who fled to Niagara through the Underground Railroad. In 1886 he was elected councillor for…