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    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, 1994.

    From the collection of David Maddock. See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse of the postcard.

    From the collection of David Maddock. See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse of the postcard.

    Illustrated as an advertisement in Smiths Falls Old Home Week: August 2nd - 8th 1925: souvenir programme, p.36.

    Now known as the Masonic Hall, 46 Russell Street West, Smiths Falls.

    Illustrated in Smiths Falls Old Home Week: August 2nd - 8th 1925: souvenir programme, p.22.

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    Partial view of the Confederation bridge which was built in 1904.

    Partial view of the Confederation bridge which was built in 1904.

    Ottawa: The Photogelatine Engraving Company

    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, 1994, p.427 & p.432.

    The swimming pool was located at Canal Street and Beckwith Street South near the Combined Lockstation on the Rideau Canal. In 1985 the Rotary Club placed a stone marker with two plaques to mark the s

    Across from Turtle Island at Park Avenue, sometimes referred to as Smiths Falls Junior and Smiths Falls Senior beaches. This shot shows the Rideau River in the background.

    Across from Turtle Island at Park Avenue, sometimes referred to as Smiths Falls Junior and Smiths Falls Senior beaches. This shot looks towards Park Avenue.

    The swimming pool was located at Canal Street and Beckwith Street South near the Combined Lockstation on the Rideau Canal. In 1985 the Rotary Club placed a stone marker with two plaques to mark the s

    The swimming pool was located at Canal Street and Beckwith Street South near the Combined Lockstation on the Rideau Canal. In 1985 the Rotary Club placed a stone marker with two plaques to mark the s

    From the collection of David Maddock. See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse of the postcard.

    From the collection of David Maddock. See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse of the postcard.

    Photo courtesy of Ted Outerbridge

    From the collection of David Maddock. See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse of the postcard.