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    Women’s Institute of Queenston and St. David’s was founded in 1908. In 1920s the organization bought then unused former Queenston Baptist Church and opened as a hall in June 6, 1929.

    Women's Institutes began in Stoney Creek, Ontario in 1897, and by 1919 the numerous branches joined to form the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. As the idea spread to other provinces the Fede

    Inscription: "This volume belongs to the Secretary of Queens Forest Lodge and his Assistant. Let all others leave it alone if they have any regard for their safety!" The first page reads: "Queenston,

    Women's Institutes began in Stoney Creek, Ontario in 1897, and by 1919 the numerous branches joined to form the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. As the idea spread to other provinces the Fede

    Trustees for Queenston Police Village elected as follows: 1921- Condlln, William W.; Lowrey, Charles; Wray, George 1922- Condlln, William W. 1923- Wray, George 1924- Young, Fred C. 1925- Sheppard, Fr

    The meetings were attended by Rev. Mr. Gordon who was the minister at St. Davids-Queenston United Church at that time. Among the invited guest-speakers were: Miss Corman, Mr. Laidman, Mr. Boyton Fish

    Pamphlet containing "By-Laws of Pembroke Lodge. A.F. & A.M. No. 128. G.R.C. Warrant dated at Hamilton 12th July A. L. 5860 A. D. 1860"

    Donated by the Niagara Historical Society on November 28, 1985.

    Framed Certificate of the Grand Lodge of Canada admitting Robert D. Fizette as a M.M. in St. Andrews Lodge, No. 16, Toronto, dated July 26, 1922. A parchment document issued by William Nisbet Ponton,

    Summons requiring Bro. Geo. B. Wilson to attend a meeting in Masonic Temple in Niagara, issued by Arthur J. Wood, secretary of Niagara Lodge, No. 2. The document also contains information about regul

    Framed, hand-written Summons to a "Lodge Emergency" in the Grand Lodge Room in Niagara, addressed to Stamford Lodge, No. 12. Document signed by Edward McBride, the Grand Secretary on December 8, 1820

    Copy of a curious Masonic print published in 1754. A pictorial print with masonic symbols and text: "A free Mason formed out of the Materials of his Lodge Behold a Master-Mason rare Whose mythic Port

    Framed printed declaration under the heading: "What is a Mason?"; with masonic symbols and allegories. Unknown author and date.

    Framed printed Honour Roll of Past Niagara 'A' Deputy Grand Masters and District Secretaries, and the order of rotation as mutually agreed upon by the lodges in Niagara District 'A' for the District

    Masonic apron handpainted on silk, Niagara Lodge, circa 1800. With a photograph of it before conservation.

    Zion Lodge No. 10 (now No. 1) secured its warrant from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Lower Canada (English Antients) on September 7, 1794, at which time Detroit was still an important British Militar

    Right Worshipful Brother John H. Brown was Niagara Lodge Master in 1903 and 1925, and District Deputy Grand Master, Niagara District 'A', 1930.

    Framed certificate of the Grand Lodge of Canada admitting Charles Fizette as a M.M. in Niagara Lodge, No. 2, Niagara, dated Hamilton, January 11, 1879. A parchment document issued by William Henry We

    Robert Fizette was a ship carpenter by trade and served many years with the Niagara Harbour and Dock Company in ship-building business from 1840-1855. Mr. Fizette was an honorary member of Niagara lo

    Pamphlet containing "By-Laws of Mutual Masonic Compact or Funeral Aid Association of St. Catharines and Niagara District".