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    An image of an abandoned home at 20 Yates Street.

    A man standing at the corner of Ontario and St. Paul Streets, St. Catharines, Ontario. 1880.

    The Lock, 1837, Lockport, N.Y.

    A scan of a photograph of the purported residence of the St. John Family, St. Paul Street, NW corner of Carlisle Street, St. Catharines, Ontario. c1845.

    A scan of a photograph of a house on Church St, St. Catharines, Ontario. At the Back of St. Barnabas Church.Believed to be the home of Samuel Leonard St. John (1848).

    An image of a Report and General Statement of the affairs of The Niagara District Bank, St. Catharines, Ontario. 1856.

    An image of a report and general statement for the Niagara District Bank, St. Catharines, Ontario. 1857.

    Social Assembly. Yourself and Lady are invited to attend an Assembly, To Be Held at S.Clark's International Hotel, St. Catharines, On Friday Evening, Feb. 6, 1957. Committee. Tracey Preece, St. Catharines. Benjamin Diffin, Palham. Dennis McCarthy, St. Catharines. Floor Managers.'Edward Depeel, St. Catharines, Henry Clark, Pelham Good Music Tickets $2.

    A photograph of Shickluna's Shipyards, St. Catharines, Ontario. 1860s

    A photograph of the Shickluna Shipyards. c1860s In the foreground is the "City of London", N.S.T.C.

    Shicklunas Dry Dock 1860 Lock 3 and Dry Dock

    A photograph of the Shickluna Dry Docks and Shipyards. 1863-1864. Included is the Barquetine "Valetta", a typical lake "barque", launched in 1863-1864.

    A photo of a photograph of John Holder’s Rosebank Nursery and Florist business. 90 Queenston Street, St. Catharines, Ontario. 1863-1898.

    Shickluna's Ship Yard in 1864. Employing over 300 Men "Perseverance" "Enterprise" Upper Left of Picture. "Valetta" in foreground with Capt. J. Sullivan on Upper Yard Arm. "Sampson"

    A photograph of the masts of the Barquetine "Valetta" at Shickluna Dry Docks and Shipyards. 1864

    A photograph of the masts of the Barquetine "Valetta" at Shickluna Dry Docks and Shipyards. 1864

    A photograph of the Schooner “Edward Blake” owned by the St. John family, Port Burwell, 1865. Carried wheat from St. Catharines to England. Docking under CKTB hill, Welland Canal

    Geo .Disher St. Catharines C. W.

    Welland Canal 1866 Shickluna Shipyard "City of London" Being Launched

    A scan of a photograph of the Mayholme Farm, St. Catharines, Ontario. c1868. The owner George May (left), his wife, Anna Leighton (right), and their two children, Rollie and Anna Marie. (Picture could be reversed).