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    Photograph of the raised cast relief of Laura Secord on the Laura Secord Monument located at Queenston Heights historic park.

    Photograph of Laura Secord Monument behind the Six Indian Chiefs attending the Centenary Commemoration where the Six Nations and other Allied forces warriors were recognized for their impact on the o

    Photograph of Laura Secord's Monument which is located overlooking the lower Niagara River and the village of Queenston. The Monument is topped with a column and an oval plaque is centered within. A

    Photo illustration of "Group of Indians (Grand River Reserve) celebrating Brock's Centenary at Queenston Heights, Chief Alexander Hill in costume" form Alexander Fraiser's book "Brock Centenary: 1812

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    Illustration from the book "Brock Centenary: 1812-1912" by Alexander Frasier showing the delegation of guest speakers for the rededication cremonies of Brock's Monument at Queenston Heights. Shown ar

    Illustration from the book "Brock Centenary: 1812-1912" by Alexander Frasier showing the delegation of Six Nations representatives for the rededication cremonies of Brock's Monument at Queenston Heig

    Portrait of Six Nations Confederacy Council, c. 1910, prior to the Federal Take-over of Council. Josiah Hill, Secretary of the Council is center. Photo taken at old Council House, Ohsweken Ontario.

    Photo of a WWI Unit, Possible Pith Helmets

    Photo of a WWI unit

    Photo of WWI unit

    Mohawk translation of the song "Joy to Serve Jesus."

    Painting of Laura Secord's encounter with Native warriors at Beaverdams by Henry Sandham. No. 10 in a set of reproductions entitled "Canadian Historical Paintings 1534-1885" featuring the works of J.

    Book Cover - The book focuses on a variety of themes relating to Laura Secord and her courageous trek to Beaverdams during the War of 1812. Other topics mentioned in the book include: first settlers,

    Niagara Falls Public Library

    A BRIEF HISTORY OF "THE TEMPLE"/CAPITAL THEATRE 88-90 Dalhousie Street. - Opened December 22. 1919 and was billed as "Brantford’s Supreme Playhouse". - Dimensions of the Theatre. proper: 156 x 94 fee

    This is a picture of Noris and Buck, 123 Batt. France

    To view this document, please contact SNPL in regards to item SNPL004114v00d.

    RETROSPECTIVE BY THE PUBLISHERS E. PAULINE JOHNSON (Tekahionwake) was the youngest of four children, born to the late G.H.M. Johnson (Onwanonsyshon), Chief of the Six Nations Indians, and his wife. E

    Mr. and Mrs. Baptiste at their homestead and with their horses.