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A photograph of the Merritton Lions Memorial Pool and building and gate surrounding the pool.
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A photograph of the Merritton Community Centre exterior located on Park Avenue .
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A photograph of Jack McNaughton (Warden '58), Leslie Skipper (Mayor 1946-1950) and Ted Leeson (Mayor 1942-1945) of Merritton. The three men are sitting at a table looking over a book as they commemmorate the Merritton Centennial.
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A photograph of the Merritton Branch #138 of the Royal Canadian Legion marching towards the church during the Merritton Church Parade. There are some legion members playing bagpipes and dressed in kilts, three are holding flags and several others are marching behind.
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A photograph of the Merritton Town Hall post 1929 fire. The Town Hall had previously been in a one room schoolhouse before moving into a newly built tall towered building in 1880, but a fire destroyed the town hall in 1929. This photograph is the newly designed Merritton Town Hall since 1930.
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A photograph of actor William Shatner as he performs for a Loblaws commercial at a farm located on Third Street Louth in St. Catharines, Ontario. The commercial is set in a peach orchard.
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A photograph of the newly completed Queenston Street Medical building in St. Catharines, Ontario. There is a sign for TD Bank at the side the brick exterior. Linda Shearer is standing in front of the building.
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A new medical building located on Queenston Street in St. Catharines, Ontario. The building is in the construction process and is located across the street from the St. Catharines General Hospital. The building was designed by Macbeth, Williams, Woodruff and Hadaway.
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A photograph of the meat counter inside the new Bunting Road location of the Meatland store, previously located on Eastchester Avenue.
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A photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Pierog standing outside of their new Bunting Road location of their Meatland store. The owners originally opened a store on Eastchester Avenue in 1959 and moved to their new location in 1970.
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A photograph of the front exterior of the Meatland Red and White grocery store at 131 Eastchester Avenue in St. Catharines, Ontario. Stanley Pierog makes his own sausage and cold cuts and has been working for other people for the last 10 years. He is an owner of the this Red and White chain grocery store location.
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A photograph of James E. James and Thomas Lewis, Masonic Lodge officials, as they stand in front of the new headstone to mark the burial place of the unknown Mason. The body of the deceased washed up on the edge of Lake Ontario in 1877 with no identification, so the Masons marked his burial at the Jordan Station United Church.
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A photograph of T. O. Johnson (90 years old) as he receives his 60-year past master jewel from John C. Wismer (Deputy Grand Master of Niagara District). Johnson was the third to receive this honour in the history of Ontario Masonry.
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An aerial photograph looking south at the Twelve Mile Creek, Burgoyne Bridge and Highway 406 in St. Catharines, Ontario.
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A photograph of the Martindale Pond development study. The plan is detailed with residential areas, commercial areas, amphitheatre, shoreline promenade, and more.
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A photograph of Martindale pond with Henley Bridge in the background.
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Two photographs showing protestor demonstrations outside of the Marineland park in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The protestors are asking people to boycott the amusement park with signs that read: "Captivity Kills", "Enjoy their Misery!".
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A photograph of Marineland owner John Holer and Alderman Patrick Cummings as they stand at the 160 foot mountain where a roller coaster will eventually be built.
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A photograph of Marineland staff as they spread cream on Kandy the orca whale that recently arrived. The whales skin was irritated during transport to Marineland from an aquarium in Victoria, British Columbia.
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A photograph of some of the staff at Marie's Seafood restaurant, including: Wendy Wort, Marie Michaud (owner), Casey Jones. The three are placing lobsters into a pot.
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A photograph of Marie Michaud, owner of Marie's Seafood in Port Dalhousie, Ontario. She is standing in front of her restaurant beside an anchor that has been added to the exterior of her restaurant.
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A photograph of Count Desmond as he prepares to swallow thirteen sword blades stacked together to set a new record. In the second photograph, Count Desmond has completed the record of thirteen swords swallowed.
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A photograph of a group involved in the Great Ride Against Cancer as they make their way along the ten mile route. Ambulance attendants are shown using a stretcher to wheel along the route. The event raised $13, 000.
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A photograph of the Delta Chi Hi Yi group as they dribble a basketball past the current record of 42 hours straight. They established a new record of 44 hours.
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A photograph of a group of Westlane Secondary School students as they push a bathtub with a student in it down the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) from Niagara Falls, Ontario to Toronto, Ontario. The students are attempting to beat a record by pushing the tub further than a group from Sudbury, Ontario holding the record.