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    Articles about opening of the Craft Room and Historical Resource Centre on May 27th, 1977. PHOTOGRAPHS: 1. Photograph of Gerda Molson with Robert Welch and Frank Carnochan, with a caption: "Library o

    News release: "Minister of Culture and Recreation to unveil provincial plaque to mark early library". The coat of arms of Ontario is featured, on the first page of a document, in the upper left corne

John Spears, St. Catharines Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada18910421), 1 Sep 1976, p. 34     The words: "Libraries - Niagara-on-the-Lake" are hand written in pen on the clipping.

    John W. Percy has been a historian for the Town of Tonawanda and the Village of Kenmore since 1969.

    Program of Laura Secord School open house in 1976 with a list of school staff (Brockview and Laura Secord schools) and acknowledgement of various firms participating in school renovations.

    Colour photograph of Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake Council, 1976. Front Row (left to right): George Voth, Administrator/Finance Officer, Lord Mayor J. P. Froese, J. Y. Fleming, Town Clerk Rear Row: Ald

    - This article was one of 5 articles that appeared in the September 1976 edition of this journal. - A form that was to be fileld out by "Persons in Canada applying for Children at "Our Western Home"

Niagara District Secondary School, Acta Studentium, 1975-1976     An error in printing caused "Wrestling" and "Drama 'Indians' to be printed twice. As a result, the 125th and 126th pages are mislabelled as page 123 and 124.

    MARIA SUSAN RYE (1829-1903) Between 1869 and 1896 Rye's agency brought 3,623 female children to the dominion, a large proportion of them wards of the English poor-law unions which sponsored their emi

    - The board meetings were held monthly and are arranged in chronological order in the document.

Spears, John, St. Catharines Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada18910421), 1 Sep 1976, p. 34     Article about indexing historical documents in the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library, located in the historic Court House. Photograph of: "Lynne Teather, left, and chief librarian Gerda Molson go th