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    Assessment Rolls for the Town of Niagara for 1864 consist of 24 large, ledger-type pages, bound, folded into each other and stitched. Information is hand-written in black ink (some notes in pencil). Size: 28cm x 43cm

    Assessment Rolls for the Town of Niagara for 1865 consist of 33 large, ledger-type pages, bound, folded into each other and stitched. Information is hand-written in black ink (some notes in pencil). Size: 28cm x 43cm

    Assessment Rolls for the Town of Niagara for 1866 consist of 32 large, ledger-type pages, bound, folded into each other and stitched. Some information is handwritten in black ink, some in pencil. Size: 28cm x 43cm

    Assessment Rolls for the Town of Niagara for 1867 consist of 31 large, ledger-type pages, bound, folded into each other and stitched. Information is hand-written in black ink (some notes in pencil). Size: 28cm x 43cm

    Assessment Rolls for the Town of Niagara for 1869 consist of 46 large, ledger-type pages, bound, folded into each other and stitched. Information is filled out in black ink (some in pencil). Size: 28cm x 43cm

    Abstract Index Book No. 1 regarding lots 1 - 412 in the Town of Niagara (see also: Abstract Index Book No. 3) and lots 1 - 194 in the Township of Niagara (see also: Abstract Index Book No. 2). This book records all the transactions involving land in the order ...

    Abstract Index Book No. 2 regarding lots 1 - 194 in the Township of Niagara (Note: for the Town of Niagara, see Abstract Index Book No. 3). This book records all the transactions involving land in the order of their registration dates. It ranges from around the 1840s to the ...

    Abstract of Title regarding Lot No. 141 in the Village of Queenston prepared in 1928 by the Deputy Registrar in the Registry Office of Lincoln County. The text in handwritten on a standard form with lined paper. Document: 2 pages; size:54.7cm x 26.7cm

    Abstract of Title regarding Lot No. 141 in the Village of Queenston. Document: 3 pages; size:50.5cm x 28.5cm

    Black and white aerial photograph of Queenston and lower Niagara River with Brock's Monument in foreground.

    "Certified to be a true copy of By-Law No. 526 to set apart the unincorporated village of Queenston as a police-village, passed in Council, 30th November, 1911."

    "By-law No. 746 for the formation of the Police Village of St. Davids, passed and adopted this 17 day of July A. D. 1923." Certified a true copy by Regional Municipality of Niagara.

    Black and white photograph of Charles Matthew Lowrey with a group of elegantly dressed men. They are all sitting on the benches in the park. There are some mature trees and log cabins in the background. Charles Matthew Lowrey is the middle row, 3rd from left. Undated, probably ca 1900.

    Black and white photograph of seated Charles Matthew Lowrey with his three daughters around: Luella (1st right), Edna and Marguerite. The picture taken inside the general store he owned and operated in Queenston, Ontario. Undated, probably in the 1910s.

    reverse: "Edna, Luella, Dad, Marguerite, Barbara, Lilian"

    Black and white photograph of Charles Matthew Lowrey with his male friends, having fun in the park. The three pairs of participants are ready for a three-legged race with two judges on the side; Charles Matthew Lowrey (wearing hat) is the first on right. Undated, probably in the 1920's.

    "on 31st anniversary, Oct 5, 1913"

Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), 3 Oct 1980     Chief Noel Haines retires More than 30 years of service ended early last month when former Fire Chief Noel Haines retired from District One of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Volunteer Fire Department. A member of the local volunteer department since 1948, Mr. Haines became ...

Niagara Falls Evening Review (Niagara Falls, Ontario. Canada19141005), 8 Oct 1946     Article about a completion of the new reservoir to provide city water for Queenston, Niagara Parkway and Stone Road area. Full Title: "Completing reservoir to provide city water for Queenston area. Built Of Reinforced Concrete; Situated Near Top Of Hill" Also, attached three small, black and white photographs of the ...

    Copy of Deed of Land (Lot No. 141 in Queenston) from 1871, issued and certified by St. Catharines Deputy Registrar in 1928. The agreement was between Thomas C. Street and Trustees of the Regular Baptist Church in Queenston.