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    Black and white photograph with panoramic view of Queenston and Niagara River. The picture was taken from the Brock's monument (located in Queenston Heights Park) about 1910.

    The Great Gorge Route was a popular Niagara river attraction from 1895 - 1935. This electric trolley line ran from Niagara Falls (Prospect Park) to Lewiston, NY along the banks of the Niagara River,

    The old stone school was built in 1844 and Charles R. Kilkenny was principal of the school from 1891 till the Laura Secord Memorial School was built in 1914-15. He continued as principal in the new s

    The old stone school was built in 1844 and Charles R. Kilkenny was principal of the school from 1891 till the Laura Secord Memorial School was built in 1914-15. He continued as principal in the new s

    FROM COMMENTS: "The Dickson boy in the 2nd row appears to be my uncle Donnie, Jean and Bob's (my dad) brother." "Third row, girl standing on far right is my aunt Margaret McCloskey."

    Black and white photograph of unidentified school children, arranged in three rows: sitting, kneeling and standing with teacher on the left. The photo is attached to a brown cardboard with a stamp of

    Reverse-stamp: "Photography by Ron Roels Phone 358-7086 Sinnicks Avenue, Niagara Falls"

    The steamer "Corona" operated on the Toronto-Niagara run between 1896-1930. "The Corona was a side wheeler, capable of carrying 2,000 passengers. She was 272 feet long and was designed by a Mr. Angst

    Text on a plaque reads: "THE QUEENSTON BAPTIST CHURCH By 1808 the Rev. Elkanah Holmes, a missionary from the United States, had organized the first Baptist congregation in Queenston. Following the wa

Fedor, John, Niagara Falls Review, 27 Jan 1972     Laura Secord. A national joke or a national heroine? The author of a new book on the famous Queenston lady -- after whom a candy empire was named -- set out to examine the Laura Secord story, a story

    The Queenston and St. David’s branch of Women’s Institute was founded in 1908. In 1920s the organization bought then un-used former Queenston Baptist Church and opened as a hall in 1929.

    Hazel Corman, principal of Laura Secord School in Queenston, is among students.

    Laura Secord Memorial School in Queenston was funded in part by Queenston Women's Institute and Buffalo businessman John D. Larkin. It was opened in 1915 and stayed opened till 2010.

    Hazel Corman was a school principal of Laura Secord School in Queenston in 1918-1953

    Black and white photograph of Niagara Township council, newly elected in December 1957. From left to right: Councillor Henry Freel, [unknown person], Deputy Reeve Fred Goring, Reeve Harry Dawson, Cou

    Photo was published in Niagara Falls Evening Review on Dec 10, 1957 - check an attached newspaper clipping.

Niagara Falls Review (Niagara Falls, Ontario. Canada), 22 Oct 1949     Article about the Queenston United Church celebrating its 163rd anniversary on October 23, 1949.

    Balance sheet for the Queenston United Church with list of receipts, donations and disbursements for 1927. Scrapbook sheet measuring 16.5 x 20 cm.

    Queenston address given by Mrs. A. E. Huggins at the unveiling of the historic plague commemorating the founding of Queenston, October 28, 1973. Booklet: 20 pages; size:13.7cm x 21.4cm

    Black and white photographs of Queen Street in Queenston, Ontario