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Brief history of Canada Foundries and Forgings, Ltd., c. 1930. It was an acquisition of three existing companies: James Smart Manufacturing Co., Canada Forge Company, and the Canadian Billings and Spencer Company.

From the book "History of the…

Brief biography of Lorne B.C. Livingstone, Welland County Judge, c. 1930. Black and white portrait also included.

From the book "History of the Niagara Peninsula and the New Welland Canal" by Albert Ernest Coombs, c. 1930.

Complete scanned copy of the booklet "Dedication book of the Canadian Legion, Welland, Ontario, Honour roll 1939-1945," c. 1949.

Published by the Canadian Legion Branch 4 of Welland, it served to memorialize those from the area who served in World…

Black and white photograph of the Lake Erie entrance to the Welland Canal with Bridges 20 and 21 of Port Colborne, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of the NS&T Railway Swing Bridge 8 on the Welland Canal, c. 1930s. The bridge was removed in 1964-1965. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of Bridge 5 at Glendale Avenue in the up position over Welland Canal, looking south, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of an ocean freighter from Oslo at the Thorold Docks of Welland Canal, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of the Granby S.S. in the Welland Canal, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of Lock 7's gates, weighing 480 tons each, c. 1930s. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.

Black and white photograph of the S.S. Lemoyne on the way to the Welland Canal opening ceremonies at Lock 6, August 6, 1932. From the booklet "Souvenir views of Welland Ship Canal" by the Photogelatine Engraving Company.