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    Slide File Number: 05.88-A-4 Built in 1875, the annex was formerly a Grammar School and later a high school, before the Niagara Historical Society Museum in Memorial Hall expanded into the building.

    File Number: 02/pt4/25-1.1 From the Leeson Collection

    File Number: 02/pt5/2-1.2 Built in 1853 by T.R. Merritt.

    File Number: 02/pt5/2-1.4 Originally the home of Thomas Rodman Merritt, now an art museum.

    File Number: 02/pt3/14-1.5

    File Number: 02/pt3/17/1.1 See also File Number: 02/pt3/18-1.3

    Slide File Number: 06.122-A-3 The building was constructed by the Good Templers in 1863. It served as the Town Hall for Port Dalhousie from 1948 until 1961, when Port Dalhousie amalgamated with the c

    Slide File Number: 06.112-E-1 No. 2 Newton Street may have been the Sailor’s Inn, which was built before 1845 and originally stood along the 12 Mile Creek. In 1900 the Sailor’s Inn was moved to Newto

    Slide File Number: 06.112-D-3 House nos. 73 and 73 ½ were originally the home of local shipbuilder Louis Shickluna, built between 1830-1840. House no. 73 ½, a single dwelling, was originally the kitc

    Slide File Number: 06.119-A-4 The mansion was built for Alexander Hamilton in 1833 and is believed to have been designed by Niagara Falls architect John Latshaw. Willowbank remained in the Hamilton f

    Slide File Number: 06.112-B-3 The Fry House was built in 1815 and lived in continually until 1895, when it became a chicken coop. Originally built in Campden, the house was moved to the museum villag

    Slide File Number: 06.114-A-2 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.114-A-3 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.114-A-4 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.114-B-1 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.114-B-2 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.114-B-4 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 06.115-A-1 The house was built in 1842 for Henry Mittleberger, a local merchant and council member. Wm. J. Chaplin, founder of the Welland Vale Co., owned the property from 1880 to

    Slide File Number: 04.67-C-2 Beaverdams Methodist Church was constructed in 1832 and is Ontario's oldest standing Methodist church. Regular services were discontinued in 1890 but the building served

    Slide File Number: 04.67-C-3 Beaverdams Methodist Church was constructed in 1832 and is Ontario's oldest standing Methodist church. Regular services were discontinued in 1890 but the building served