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    The plaque reads: "This lockstation is named after William Sly who settled here in 1798. A set of rapids fell almost 16 feet (5 m) over a distance of 720 yards (660 m). It was originally proposed to

    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"

    For further information see - 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 Smiths Falls, 19

    As catalogued on http://sites.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/Pictures/covington2.htm This picture is taken on the Rideau Canal probably between 1910 and 1915. John Cartland born 1859 in Montague. He was the

    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