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    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    Used to view stereoscopic views or stereographs

    The current lighthouse on the west breakwater, and the former lighthouse on the west pier, used during the third canal era, can both been seen in this photo.

   

    Illustration of Port Colborne harbour and the southern terminus of the Welland Canal during the second canal era, c.1881. The west pier and lighthouse are depicted in the background.

    Original in collection of LAC H1/440/Port Colborne/[1837]

    Original photo is slightly blurry.

    East side range light located near the corner of Fares St. and Lake Rd.

    Lighthouse on west pier

    West breakwater, main lighthouse, and construction of new extension

    The west breakwater with the inner and outer lighthouses, soon after the addition of the southwest extension and outer lighthouse

    Photo of the Inner Lighthouse with the advanced living quarters.

    Inner lighthouse on west breakwater with gathering of people standing and docking boats on breakwater.

    Excerpt from the Appendix to the tenth volume of the journals of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada, 1851, regarding the new lighthouse at Port Colborne which was erected and operatio

    Excerpt from a Report by W. H. Smith Deputy Minister of Marine a Fisheries, 1 Jan 1878, Sessional Papers, 1878, which described the previous lighthouses as being unsafe and reporting that new lightho

    Excerpt from the Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada: volume 7, 1891, about the new main lighthouse built in 1890.

    Excerpt from the Appendix to Journal of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada re: Thomas Merritt and Thomas McChesney being responsible for erecting a pier and lighthouse, respectively, at Gravelly B

    Excerpt from Report of the Engineer appointed to examine the works upon the Welland Canal, 1835, which described the Gravelly Bay lighthouse requiring temporary repair from gale.