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    Historic photo published in Record News circa 1936 - the headline reads: "The Staff poses for Photograph." The newspaper clipping comes the collection of L. Ringer, 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex.

    A photo from the Record News and cut out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer. Caption reads: "1878 Spacious Modern Plant of Smiths Falls Malleable Castings 1

    This building is located at the southwest corner of Beckwith Street and Main Street. It has been known by a number of different names at various times - Farmers' Exchange, Garrett's Block, and the Wa

    This image was also published in "A history of the Smiths Falls Lock Stations, 1827-1978" by Peter DeLottinville, Vol. II, 402-3, fig.22. The caption reads: Beckwith Street looking north, ca. 1885? S

    Historic photo published in Record News circa 1936 - the headline and caption reads: "Modern Mechanical Department of the Record-News. The above photograph indicates the spaciousness the mechanical d

    This building stands at the corner of Beckwith and Main Street E.

    This building stands at the corner of Beckwith and Main Street E. The building to the left was demolished.

    Historic photo published in Record News circa 1936 - printed below: "Present home of the Record News." The newspaper clipping comes the collection of L. Ringer, 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex.

    This image was printed in the 20 October 1999 edition of The Record News. Its caption read: "This picture (1918) depicts the corner of Beckwith Street North and Main street, taken in front of the Fos

    The image quality is poor but the viewpoint perspective from the top of the water tower is interesting. The Russell Hotel, the Hotel Rideau and the Smiths Falls Public Market Building can be seen in

    Bottom line of p.6 is cut off. Scanned from Glenn J. Lockwood. "Smiths Falls: A Social History of the Men and Women in a Rideau Canal Community 1794-1994." Smiths Falls: Corporation of the Town of Sm

    This building is located at the southwest corner of Beckwith Street and Main Street. It has been known by a number of different names at various times - Farmers' Exchange, Garrett's Block, and the Wa

    A photo from the Record News and cut out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer.

    From a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer. Caption reads: "The above is a side view of the Frost & Wood plant as it appears to-day." [Caption has been cropped out].

    1885 photo reprint from a circa 1936 edition of the Record News and cut out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer. Caption reads: "The Old Frost & Wood Plant"

    This photo was reprinted in the Record News, 11 March 2010.

    1911-12 photo reprinted in the Record News and clipped out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer.

    1894 photo reprinted in the Record News and clipped out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer.

    School not identified.

    1889 photo reprinted in the Record News and clipped out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer. Caption reads: "Inter-council meeting in 1889." "In 1889 Town Co