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    File Number: 02/pt4/32-1.6 The company appears in the 1936 Vernon's city directory however not the 1937 directory.

    File Number: 02/pt4/32-1.7 The company appears in the 1936 Vernon's city directory however not the 1937 directory.

    File Number: 02/pt4/32-1.8 The company appears in the 1936 Vernon's city directory however not the 1937 directory.

    File Number: 23/pt1/12-1.2 The buildings were demolished in 1973 and replaced by Corbloc, a retail and office building.

    File Location: Scan only. No physical copy of photograph. McKinnon Dash and Metal Works, located on Ontario Street in St. Catharines, decided to manufacture automobiles after World War I. It was boug

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/6-1.1 The house on the left, 139 Ontario Street, was originally built around 1873. It was occupied by many people over the years and demolished in 1994. The house on the rig

    Slide File Number: 01.5-A-4 The Bank opened in 1874 and soon moved to the corner of Queen and King Streets. In 1906 a new building on Queen Street was built that stood until 1966. In 1966 the old bra

    Slide File Number: 01.5-B-1 The Bank opened in 1874 and soon moved to the corner of Queen and King Streets. In 1906 a new building on Queen Street was built that stood until 1966. In 1966 the old bra

    Slide File Number: 01.5-D-3 This Bank of Nova Scotia building was built in 1907 and then replaced in 1967 with a new building on the same property. It remains there to this day. (2019).

    Slide File Number: 01.5-D-4 The Royal Bank established a branch at 89-91 St. Paul Street after taking over the Traders Bank of Canada in 1912. The old building housing the bank was demolished in 1968

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/46-1.3

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/46-1.4

    Slide File Number: 03.48-C-2 The Fisher building was constructed in the early 1800s are torn down in the mid 1900s. During that time the building was used as a hotel, a bank, a restaurant, a bakery a

    File number: 15.pt1.8-1.2

    File Number: 02/pt1/27-2.3

    File Number: 02/pt1/30-2.1

    Slide File Number: 02.23-D-3 The crushed stone plant opened in 1942 at the quarry on the border of Thorold and Niagara Falls and was demolished in 1970. Walker Brothers began quarrying the site in 18

    Slide File Number: 02.23-E-1 The crushed stone plant opened in 1942 at the quarry on the border of Thorold and Niagara Falls and was demolished in 1970. Walker Brothers began quarrying the site in 18

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/40-1.4 The convent was built in 1874 as Home of the Sisters of St. Joseph. It burned in a fire in 1972 and was demolished in 1973.

    File number: 15.pt1.8-1.1