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      **PLEASE NOTE: The following page numbers correspond with the original document. These can be found in the top-right corner of every other page** Page 1-214: Lot numbers 1-412 (Town of Niagara) Page 215-218: Block 9 (Hon. James Crooks) Page 219: Block 2 (St. Mark’s Church Area) Page 221: Block 17 …

      **PLEASE NOTE: The following page numbers correspond with the original document. These can be found in the top-right corner of every other page** Page 1-99: Lot numbers 1-194 (Township of Niagara) Page 100-129: Queenston, St. David’s Page 130: Hiscott Tract (part military reserve) Page 131-133: Crookston (includes Niagara Assembly Grounds) …

      **PLEASE NOTE: The following page numbers correspond with the original document. These can be found in the top-right corner of every other page** Page 1-73: Lot numbers 1-412 (Town of Niagara) Page 74-75: Dock Property Page 76-77: Niagara Harbour and Dock Property (including original boundaries on page 89) Page 78: …

      A compilation of the Niagara on the Lake Public Library Budgets from 1960-1977.

      A study conducted about how the employees from 24/7 help desk could most effectively support Public Libraries

      A collection of documents detailing the Niagara on the Lake Library's CanCopy licence

 Coffey, Sean, Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), 4 Nov 2000     Newspaper article with photographs about new Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library and Fire Hall on Anderson Lane, written after official site opening on October 28, 2000. Also, Niagara-on-the-Lake Civic Complex brochure from Chamberlain Architectural Services. Chamberlain both designed and built the new Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library and Fire Station #1 on a new …

      The present Public Library dates from October 1848 when the Niagara Mechanics' Institute was founded, for the "promotion of scientific pursuits, the advancement of knowledge and acquisition of a library and necessary apparatus." The Niagara Mechanics' Institute provided lectures, a library and classes for the improvement of mechanics and others. …

 Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), 28 Jun 1973     The Queen's Niagara time table: 5:30 p.m. Arrive St. Catharines — Met by Mayor of St. Catharines — Presentation of Council Members — Walk to dias — Sign guest book 5:35 p.m. Depart by car — Drive through St. Catharines 6:05 p.m. Transfer to closed car at Lock 1. 6:25 …

 Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), December, 1972     Article about an official opening of the Queenston Public Library and Community Centre with black and white photographs of: *the church after renovation with description: "A large crowd trying to get into the restored building last Saturday afternoon for the official opening. Patient guests for the opening are standing on …

      Two colour pictures plus two newspaper clippings from "Niagara Advance" published on: * November 9, 1972: "Saturday morning was a busy time for little people in Niagara-on-the-Lake. While one group was having painting lessons at the Town Hall, this bunch crowded into the Niagara Library for the morning story hour. …

 Fedor, John, Niagara Falls Review (Niagara Falls, Ontario. Canada), December, 1972     Article about an official opening of the Queenston Public Library and Community Centre in an old church building.

      Articles about opening of the Craft Room and Historical Resource Centre on May 27th, 1977. PHOTOGRAPHS: 1. Photograph of Gerda Molson with Robert Welch and Frank Carnochan, with a caption: "Library opens historical section. The history of early Niagara is the focus of a new section of the Niagara-on-the-Lake public …

      News release: "Minister of Culture and Recreation to unveil provincial plaque to mark early library". The coat of arms of Ontario is featured, on the first page of a document, in the upper left corner. 4 pages.

      The celebration was part of Once Upon 200 Years, the year of anniversary events that began with the library's Gala Dinner in January. The ceremony also included the announcement of the name of the new street where the new library and fire hall will be located. The name was being …

      Colour photographs of the library staff at the old site of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library. The Court House location, where the oldest public library in Upper Canada has been located for more than 150 years, has officially closed on October 13, 2000. The new site on 10 Anderson Lane opened …

      The year 1967 was not only Canada's centennial, but also the 175th anniversary of the Parish of St. Marks's and time for beautification of the sanctuary. "The needlepoint which enhances the sanctuary and its steps is one contemporary example of this. It is the gift of Mrs. Kathleen Drope, a …

      Colour photo card of the church's interior with the sanctuary in the centre. Reverse: "ST. MARK'S ANGLICAN (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, ONTARIO, CANADA FOUNDED IN 1792 THE OLDEST CHURCH BUILDING IN THE AREA A Co-operative Venture By: Fuji Photo Film Canada Ltd. Heritage Images, Niagara-on-the-Lake AccuGraphics & Print, St. Catharines"

      Black and white photograph of the library staff and volunteers on the first day of opening a branch of Niagara Public Library in Queenston. The library is housed in the basement of the Queenston United Church.

      Black and white photograph of Mary Duddy, sitting at her desk. Reading corner and the bookshelves in the background. Picture was taken in the old library location at the Court House. She was a librarian at the Niagara Public Library between 1946 and 1967.