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    Slide File Number: 01.3-D-2 In 1898 a cyclone damaged the drill hall in St. Catharines (located behind Grantham Academy on Church Street) beyond repair. A request was made to the Ministry to supply a

    Slide File Number: 01.3-E-4 The Fairview Mall was opened April 6, 1961. It's indoor style was advertised as a mall that was air conditioned in the summer and heated in the winter. Stores have come an

    Slide File Number: 01.4-A-1 Alexandra Hall was built by John F. Mittleberger in the 1830s. It burned down and was rebuilt between 1851-1852. In 1912 it was sold to the Women's Christian Temperance Un

    Slide File Number: 01.4-A-2 The Frozenaire Refrigerator Building was aquired by Brock in October of 1963 as a temporary location for Brock University until the Glenridge campus was built. Brock's fir

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    Slide File Number: 01.2-E-1 Mary Malcolmson registered the first Canadian Girl Guide Unit in St. Catharines in 1910. In 1950 a commemorative stone in Montebello Park was dedicated by Mrs T.A. Rigby,

    Slide File Number: 01.3-A-1 In 1898 a cyclone damaged the drill hall in St. Catharines (located behind Grantham Academy on Church Street) beyond repair. A request was made to the Ministry to supply a

    Slide File Number: 01.3-A-3 In 1898 a cyclone damaged the drill hall in St. Catharines (located behind Grantham Academy on Church Street) beyond repair. A request was made to the Ministry to supply a

    Slide File Number: 01.3-A-4 The rose show was put on by the St. Catharines Horticultural Society which was formed in 1857. In 1898 a cyclone damaged the drill hall in St. Catharines (located behind G

    Slide File Number: 01.4-A-3 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-1 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-2 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-3 Lake Gibson is a hydroelectric storage pond on top of the escarpment south west of the city of Thorold. It was created in 1904 when parts of Beaverdams Creek was flooded f

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    Slide File Number: 01.4-C-1 This Image is from "St. Catharines: The Garden City, a souvenir book", 1904.

    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 22 Rodman Hall was the home of Thomas Rodman Merritt, the son of William Hamilton Merritt. It is currently an art gallery under the umbrella of Brock Universi

    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 49 This image is taken from a railway bridge over the 12 Mile Creek.

    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 50 "The Northumberland" served as a ferry between Toronto and Port Dalhousie. It burned in 1949.

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