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Black and white photograph of a marching band posed on the lawn in front of the Welland Public Library building, c. 1915-1919.

In 1915 the library moved into the old post office building on 20 South Main Street (now King Street). The photo was…

Black and white photograph of Canadian lawn bowlers at the Maori Archway, Kahutia Bowling Club, Gisborne, New Zealand, Jan 31, 1930.

Possibly visiting New Zealand as part of an international tournament, or just a friendly visit, some members here…

Black and white photograph of a group of seven unidentified men posing. Undated and unknown location.

Black and white photograph of City of Welland Mayors and Councillors, undated. Second from the left is Marshall Vaughn, Mayor of Welland in 1917. Third from the left is J. C. Diffin, Mayor of Welland in 1921.

Black and white photographic print of an unidentified boy with puppies on a platform, c. 1908. The building behind him says Aqueduct with the rest of the wording illegible, but the photo is likely somewhere in Welland.

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'…

Black and white photograph of an unidentified family portrait with 5 women, 4 men, and a pug. Date unknown, possibly 1920s.

Black and white photograph of an unidentified class of school children posing in front of school with their teacher. Unknown location and date, but appears to be 1930s.

Black and white photograph showing construction of the Niagara Street (formerly known as North Main Street) Bridge, Welland, January 1932. The Main Street Bridge can be seen in the background.

The Niagara Street Bridge would officially open on…

Black and white photographic print of a fire at the train station near Patterson Avenue, c. 1920s. Spectators are seen observing the fire from the tracks. Imperial Manufacturing Company's building can be seen on the right.