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    "Certified to be a true copy of By-Law No. 526 to set apart the unincorporated village of Queenston as a police-village, passed in Council, 30th November, 1911."

    Black and white photographs of Niagara Fire Department members in 1910, together with four photos of firemen and their fire fighting equipment: ladder wagon, horse-drawn carts. The last photos were t

    Seven handwritten pages about William Armstrong's peach orchard. Papers measure: 27 x 20 cm. From Armstrong family collection. The Full Text may not be 100% accurate.

    From Armstrong family collection. The Full Text may not be 100% accurate.

    From Armstrong family collection.

    A fashioned, oblong stone, embossed with the square and compasses. Said to have been made of stone from King Solomon's Temple, Jerusalem. February 16, 1916. Donated by Wor. Bro. T. W. Bishop, Niagara

    Black and white photograph with panoramic view of Queenston and Niagara River, with a steamship waiting at Queenston dock. The picture taken from the Brock's monument (located in Queenston Heights Pa

    Black and white photograph with panoramic view of Queenston and Niagara River. The picture was taken from the Brock's monument (located in Queenston Heights Park) about 1910.

    Black and white photographs of M.C.R. wreck near Queenston, October 1913.

    Helen Emily Wallace was born in Cobourg, Ontario on November 16, 1856 to Robert Wallace and Ann Jane Hewitt. She married Charles Matthew Lowrey in 1882 and had 5 children. She passed away on March 22

    - A table of contents appears on pages 9 and 10 - A list of illustrations appears on pages 10 and 11

    Newspaper photograph of a peach warehouse in Queenston, Ontario from 1913.

    A full list of members is available here: http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/broadsides_bdsca10056/

    Sepia tone photograph of male students in dresses, headscarves and masks. They are standing outside of a school building. A beige paper note with handwritten names of the students was attached to thi

    Sepia tone photograph of cheerful girls, standing and holding their hands together. Picture was taken outside, in January 1919; there are a few houses in the background. A beige paper note with handw

    "Mrs. Huggins remembers renting a rowboat at this boat house from John Humphrey, the Queeenston Dockmaster. She and Hazel Corman, then principal of Laura Secord School, where Mrs. Huggins also taught

    Sepia tone postcard of two-storey, white clapboard house, surrended by trees and a simple fence.

    Postcard stamped by St. Catharines Mail Office with a date Aug 4, 1913. There is also green one cent postage stamp of King George V "Admiral". Although George V succeeded Edward VII as King of Englan

    Masonic certificate for brother Robert Clark, serving in the Great War 1914-1918. There are two illustrations on this document (a group of soldiers and portrait of the King George V) and signatures o

    Luella Wallace Lowrey was born in Queenston on Dec 10, 1894 to Matthew Charles Lowrey and Helen Emily Wallace. In 1926 she married Thomas Henry Clifford and they had two children: Helen and Thomas Al