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      Slide File Number: 03.44-D-3 Main Street is now known as Clarence Street.

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      File Number: 09/pt1/24-1.6 The Lemoyne was the first ship to pass through the Welland Ship Canal.

      File Number: 20/pt1/24-1.2 Car #132 was built by Preston in 1914 and was rebuilt for a 1-man operation.

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      File Number: 03/pt2/17-1.1 Unveiled in December of 1928. The statues present-day location is at the corner of St. Paul Street West and McGuire Street.

      File Number: 06/pt1/28-1.1 The home was one of the earliest homes built in the Niagara area (c1783). The home, a part of Walnut Dale farm, was originally constructed by United Empire Loyalist, William May. Destroyed by fire in 1984.

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 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, 24 Jul 1940, p. 6. Date of Event: July 23, 1940     City of Death: Niagara Falls, New York, USA Place of Burial: Fonthill Cemetery, Fonthill Age 81 years; Predeceased by her husband, Augustus Ritenburg; Resided at 2010 Grand Ave. in Niagara Falls, NY; Died at Memorial Hospital; Funeral held at Hardison and Beatty Funeral Home

 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, 24 Jul 1940, p. 6. Date of Event: July 24, 1940     City of Death: Niagara Falls Place of Burial: St. David's United Church Cemetery Born in Rainham Center, ON; Kramp, Henry & Susan (late parents); Lived with his sister, Mrs. Charles Dalby, 1073 Lawrence Ave.; Survived by 6 sisters

 appeared in Niagara Falls Evening Review, 24 Jul 1940, p. 1. Date of Event: July 23, 1940     Survivor(s): Wadsworth, Bridget Mrs. (mother) City of Death: Queenston Place of Burial: St. Vincent de Paul Church Cemetery Age 46 years; Brother of John Wadsworth, Niagara Falls, NY