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    Slide File number: 06.98-A-2 Port Dalhousie amalgamated with the City of St. Catharines in 1961.

    File Number: 02/pt3/28-3.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/29-1.1 Note written in pencil on back of picture: The stone stable at the back of the house was converted into apartments and is numbered 36 Queen Mary Drive. W.D. Woodruff was th

    File Number: 02/pt3/33-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/36-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/38-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/39-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/43-1.1 The home was built around 1880 and belonged to Eugene Frederick. In 1947, Sydney George Chambers was hanged for the murder of Marion Rusnak, a 9 year old who lived at 45 We

    File Number: 02/pt3/44-1.1 Building currently owned by Newman Bros. Ltd.

    File Number: 02/pt3/44-1.4 It used to house Picasso's Salon Spa.

    File Number: 02/pt3/45-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/48-1.4

    File Number: 02/pt3/3-1.1 The McSloy family home was called "Suncroft" McSloy was the president of the Canada Hair Cloth Company. The McSloy House was built in 1890 by James McSloy, a dry goods sales

    File Number: 02/pt3/3-1.2 The McSloy family home was called "Suncroft" McSloy was the president of the Canada Hair Cloth Company. The McSloy House was built in 1890 by James McSloy, a dry goods sales

    File Number: 02/pt3/3-1.3 The McSloy family home was called "Suncroft" McSloy was the president of the Canada Hair Cloth Company. The McSloy House was built in 1890 by James McSloy, a dry goods sales

    File Number: 02/pt3/3-1.4 The McSloy family home was called "Suncroft" McSloy was the president of the Canada Hair Cloth Company. The McSloy House was built in 1890 by James McSloy, a dry goods sales

    File Number: 02/pt3/3-1.5 The McSloy family home was called "Suncroft" McSloy was the president of the Canada Hair Cloth Company. The McSloy House was built in 1890 by James McSloy, a dry goods sales

    File Number: 02/pt3/4-1.1

    File Number: 02/pt3/4-1.3

    File Number: 02/pt3/5-1.1 This house was torn down to build the Landmark Building