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    An essay about history of Public Library in Niagara-on-the-Lake in years 1800-1988.

Moore, Larry, Expression (Toronto, Ontario), Spring, 1980, 13-17     Article (5 pages) about an expansion of the Niagara Library in the Court House in Niagara-on-the-Lake. It was published in Expression, a journal of Ontario Library Association, in vol. 2, no. 1 in 19

    Booklet with soft covers: 32 p.,ill.; size: 14cm x 21.8cm Foreword by W. N. Dick Wilbert N. Dick was the Lord Mayor of Niagara-on-the-Lake from 1977 to 1985 CREDITS: Artist George Balbar, well-known

    Booklet about important historic sites of the Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren and United Churches of Canada in Ontario. p.16, ill., size:13.7cm x 21.2cm Full titl

    Lincoln MacCauley Alexander was Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 1985 until 1991. Plaque (attached to building)reads: "By 1808 the Rev. Elkanah Holmes, a missionary from the United States, had org

    Lincoln MacCauley Alexander was Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 1985 until 1991.

    Written by the Reverend Hugh D. Maclean (Mark's Church Rector, 1965—1978)

    St. Saviour Anglican Church, the Brock Memorial Church, is dedicated to the memory of Sir Isaac Brock, Commander of Troops during the War of 1812.

    Celebrate Queenston. Folder published by the Queenston Community Association. Tri-folded brochure; size:12cm (unfolded:35.5cm) x 21.5cm

Yeo, Debra Ann, St. Catharines Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada18910421), 19 Apr 1989     Article about Jean Huggins (Mrs. A. E. Huggins), long-term resident of Queenston, and unofficial historian of the village, published in a local newspaper. Newspaper photograph with caption: "Jean Hug

    A newspaper clipping with article about Niagara-on-the-Lake; with colour photographs of the town and some of its prominent residents (including Irving Layton, Margarita Howe and Ann Stokes).

Usher, Harold, Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), 8 Oct 1980     "Queenston cement works". Article about the Queenston quarries and cement plant there (founded by Isaac Usher in 1880s) written by Harold Usher. "Queenston Cement Mill". A student report prepared by

    Alan Clifford has had his roots planted deeply in the Niagara area, having lived most of his life in Queenston. He has taught for thirty years as teacher, vice-principal, and principal in the former

    Colour photograph of teaching staff members at Colonel John Butler Public School in Niagara-on-the-Lake, dressed up as farmers. Back row (left to right): Myrna Miller, John Ripley, Jack Walker, Alan

    Colour photograph of teaching staff members at Colonel John Butler Public School in Niagara-on-the-Lake, takens just before Halloween in 1987.

    Alan Clifford has had his roots planted deeply in the Niagara area, having lived most of his life in Queenston. He has taught for thirty years as teacher, vice-principal, and principal in the former

    Alan Clifford has had his roots planted deeply in the Niagara area, having lived most of his life in Queenston. He has taught for thirty years as teacher, vice-principal, and principal in the former

    Alan Clifford has had his roots planted deeply in the Niagara area, having lived most of his life in Queenston. He has taught for thirty years as teacher, vice-principal, and principal in the former

    Alan Clifford has had his roots planted deeply in the Niagara area, having lived most of his life in Queenston. He has taught for thirty years as teacher, vice-principal, and principal in the former

    Obituary for Hazel A. Corman, a principal of Laura Secord Public School in Queenston, between 1918 and 1953.