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    Addison Hall previously known as : The Hall, the Parish Hall, the School House, the Sunday Schoolhouse, the Sunday School House.

    "St. Mark's Historic Properties Foundation The people of St. Mark's have been able to maintain these heritage properties through monies generated by The Historic Properties Foundation (HPF), establis

    "To accommodate girls, a separate residential school building was established on a 15-acre site 5 km away, just north of the village centre. It was named the Wawanosh Home for Girls. Construction of

    "From 1855 to 1871, the Garden River mission was served by the Rev. James Chance who struggled on with limited resources. During this time, Rev. Chance was visited by an Englishman, Edward Francis Wi

    "From 1855 to 1871, the Garden River mission was served by the Rev. James Chance who struggled on with limited resources. During this time, Rev. Chance was visited by an Englishman, Edward Francis Wi

    Ladies Sewing Party After the arrival of the McMurrays, the interest of the women of the parish became focused on the mission that the McMurrays had been part of in Sault Ste. Marie, called the Shing

    Program of service at St. Saviours Brock Memorial Church in Commemoration of the Battle of Queenston Heights. The celebration took place in Queenston, Ontario on October 14, 1962. Leaflet: 8 pages; s

    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.

    "George Robert Bruenech, a watercolor painter, died in Toronto, Canada, July 22, at the age of 65. He was born at St. Malo, in France, where his father was British Consul. He studied under Murchiani,

    Watercolour on paper of St. Mark's Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake circa 1910, showing main church entrance and a tower with four spires. The building walls are almost completely covered with vines.

    Negatives from Pat Arrington

    Limited edition of 200.

    Articles about Elizabeth C. Ascher published by local newspapers, shortly, before and after her death on May 5, 1941. She was a correspondent for the St. Catharines Standard for almost 40 years, acti

    Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher standing in the front of military barracks in Niagara-on-the-Lake during World War I.

    Black and white photograph of Polish and Canadian soldiers standing in a row, on the main street in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Sixth from the left is Colonel Arthur D'Orr Le Pan, the commander of the Polis

    Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher, standing at the Polish soldiers' Cross of Sacrifice in the Polish Military Cemetery at Niagara-on-the-Lake. July 17, 1933.

    Black and white photograph of Elizabeth C. Ascher with two Polish soldiers. They are holding a flag with Polish national symbols and writing - dedication to Red Cross Committe in Niagara Falls (in Po

    Polish Sunday Annual Pilgrimage (usually the second Sunday in June) pays homage to the all-volunteer Polish Blue Army.