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    Black and white scan of a photograph of M&SC car #326. Car #326 was an NS&T car until 1947 when it went to Montreal and was scrapped in 1956. File number: 20.pt1.41-1.1

    Black and white scan of a photograph of M&SC car #623 at the train station in Granby, Quebec. Car #623 later became part of the NS&T in 1956 and was scrapped in 1959. File number: 20.pt1.40-1.2

    Black and white scan of a photograph of train car #677. Date and location unknown. File number: 20.pt1.39-1.2

    Black and white scan of a photograph of several tram cars beside several buildings. Date and location unknown. File number: 20.pt1.36-1.2

    (on front) Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada (on reverse) Published by Royal Specialty Sales, 118 Queen E., Toronto, Ont. A Colourpicture Publication - Made in Canada

    (on front) Bank of Commerce Bldg., Toronto, Canada (on reverse) Published by Royal Specialty Sales, 118 Queen E., Toronto, Ont. A Colourpicture Publication - Made in Canada

    (on front) Delta Collegiate Hamilton, Ont. (on reverse) HAMILTON, ONT. STATION B. letter, address, date, and addressee (?)

    (on front) Main Street looking West, Galt, Ont. (on reverse) SOUVENIR POST CARD GALT. ONTARIO JUN 3 330PM 1909 address and addressee (?) Toronto

    A business card showing the head office of the Lincoln Trust and Savings Co., 4463 Queen Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario. 1972. 1972 calendar on the reverse. File Number: 15/pt1/27-1.6 Presently a TD Canada Trust branch. (2016)

    Bearwood House, nr. Wokingham.

    Place Carnet - ST.NAZAIRE GRAND CAFE RESTAURANT B. PINARD, proprietaire Dejeuners prix fixe cuisine de famille

    ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL, LONDON

    St. Davids, Ontario. Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Manse Methodist Church Methodist Parsonage

    Main Street, Welland

    New North American Building, Chicago.

    Public Library St. Catharines, Can.

    941. The Armoury, St. Catharines.

    Old homes on St. Paul Street Crescent including house nos. 73, 73A, 73 ½ , 75, and 79.

    Old homes on St. Paul Street Crescent, house nos. 77, 79, 81, and No. 2 Newton Street.

    An image of the Port Dalhousie branch of the St. Catharines Public Library. 23 Brock Street, Port Dalhousie. The building is a clapboard sided structure with a cupola.