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    File Number: 05/pt1/26-1.1 Banner reads "OUR GUESTS ARE WELCOME."

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    Slide File Number: 06.104-E-3 Second Welland Canal: 1845-1915. Port Dalhousie was amalgamated with St. Catharines in 1961.

    Slide File Number: 06.104-E-4 Businesses noted: Lion Hotel, Austin Hotel, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Port Dalhousie was amalgamated with St. Catharines in 1961.

    Slide File Number: 06.105-B-1 Port Dalhousie was amalgamated with St. Catharines in 1961.

    Slide File Number: 06.105-C-1 The Lion's Hotel was previously known as the Endinburg Hotel and the Wellington Hotel. The building dates to at least 1877. The Austin House was a 3 storey brick structu

    Slide File Number: 07.124-C-1 The first Grape and Wine Festival was held at the end of September, 1952 as a way to bring greater awareness to Niagara’s growing grape and wine industry. The early fest

    Slide File Number: 05.87-B-2 The Clock Tower was erected in 1922 as a memorial to the men who served in WWI. It was also used to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in WWII.

    Slide File Number: 05.93-E-1 Businesses of note: Queensway Hotel, Tavern Restaurant The Queensway Hotel building is located at 8 Queenston Street. It was built in 1939 in an art-deco style. During th

    Slide File Number: 05.93-E-2 Businesses of note: Queensway Hotel The Queensway Hotel building is located at 8 Queenston Street. It was built in 1939 in an art-deco style. During the 1980's and 1990's

    Slide File number: 05.94-A-4 Businesses noted: Lancer Restaurant

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    Slide File Number: 05.94-E-2 The Knights of Columbus building was built in 1869 by Edward McArdle. It was later occupied by a bakery owned by the McSloy family. The building was bought by the Knights

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    Slide File Number: 05.95-A-1 The building, designed by Kivas Tulley, was built in 1848 as the Town Hall. In 1862 the Town Hall became a county building when the county seat moved to Niagara. An addit