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    A small black and white photograph of William Armstrong, who died in 1921.

    Grimsby Park had started of as a gathering place, which quickly turned into an amusement park of sorts in the early 1900's. However the lack of interest in the park led to its decline, it now houses

    Obituary (1931) reads: "Deep regret is felt in Niagara-on-the-Lake in the passing of the late Charles Matthew Lowrey, aged 75 years, at his home in Queenston on Wednesday, April 22. The remains are b

    Framed portrait of Bro. Lieutenant-Colonel John Graves Simcoe, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, 1791-1796.

    Oval-shaped portrait of Robert Hamilton, Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Upper Canada, 1796; in decorative frame. Inscription at the bottom reads: "Hon. Robert Hamilton. Queenston, Canada. First D.

    Matthew Charles Lowrey bought 42 acres of Niagara Township lot 4 in 1888 and established a successful fruit growing operation known as Fairview Fruit Farm on this land. Fruit farming became profitabl

    Matthew Charles Lowrey bought 42 acres of Niagara Township lot 4 in 1888 and established a successful fruit growing operation known as Fairview Fruit Farm on this land. Fruit farming became profitabl

    The portrait shows Dr Kerr seated in a chair at a table, wearing a gold-fringed Masonic apron. It means that he was a grand lodge officer, but he was not yet Deputy Grand Master (he became in 1797).