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Title Author Year Notes Title Author Year Notes Historical Sketches of Ontario 1977 150th Anniversary of the Grand Erie Canal: Looking back so that we may move ahead Historical Sketches of Ontario Historic Ontario The Rebel Returns to Lloydtown 2003 Niagara Frontier Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society 1973 Niagara Frontier Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society 1972 Niagara Frontier Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society 1970 Agriculture and Farm Life in the Niagara Peninsula Brock University 1983 2 copies Old Niagara on the Lake with drawings by Robert Montgomery Peter John Stokes 1971 The Regional Municipality of Niagara: 25 Years of Service 1970-1995 Regional Niagara 1995 Dundas Historical Society: The history of the Town of Dundas Part 1 of a Series T Roy Woodhouse 1965 Canboro Township: 1850-1950 1950 Historical Sketch of Markham Township: Centennial Celebration of Municipal Government (1850-1950) Historical Committee of Markham 1950 The Picture Gallery of Canadian History Volume 3 C W Jefferys 1970 The Picture Gallery of Canadian History Volume 2 C W Jefferys 1970 The Picture Gallery of Canadian History Volume 1 C W Jefferys 1970 The Canadian Album: Men of Canada or Success by Example: Volume 1 Bradley, Garretson & CO 1891 Places to Go, People to See, Things to Do, All Across Canada E. Joan Abeles How Canadians Govern Themselves Eugene A. Forsey 1980 Ontario Historic Sites, Museums, Galleries and Plaques Ministry of Culture and Recreation Grand Lodge: One Hundred and Forty-fourth Annual Communication 1999 Grand Lodge: One Hundred and Forty-fourth Annual Communication 2003 Report of Serving the Masons and People of Ontario " For the Cause of Good" 1999 The Masonic Foundation of Ontario Annual Report 2003 2003 Upper Canada Village The Road to Home: Tales of Rural Life in the Early 1900s Dorothy W. Rungeling 2001 Turn of the Century: Stories about northern pioneers from the early 1900's David McLaren 1992 Early Pleasures and Pastimes Bobbie Kalman 1947 Early Family Home Bobbie Kalman 1947 Canadian Christmas Book: Christmas Day in the Backwoods Caroline Carver 1975 The Canadians: Thomas Keefer Larry Murphy 1977 The Canadians: William Hamilton Merritt John M. Bassett/ A. R. Petrie 1974 The Canadians: Allan Napier MacNab John M. Bassett/ A. R. Petrie 1974 The Canadians: Casmir Gzowski Norman Sheffe 1975 Horizon Canada Number 25 Niagara's Shipbuilding Heritage From 1828 To Port Weller Dry Docks Skip Gillham 1999 An Opportunity To Preserve Our Heritage An Investment In Our Future The Welland Canals Preservation Association Welland Canal Visitors Guide A Year in Review: A Communications Report Welland Canal Title Author Year Notes A Canadian Enterprise: the Welland Canals 1982 Jan/Feb Traveler: The Many Worlds of Sedona, Arizona National Geographic 1991 Reveille In Washington Margaret Leech 1941 1739 History of Morris County New Jersey W. W Munsell & CO. 1967 Deck The Halls: Celebrating a Traditional Canadian Christmas Dorothy Duncan, Dorothy Johnstone, Joyce Lewis 1985 The Search for Salt in Upper Canada Ernest Green F. R. Hist. S. 1930 City of Niagara Falls Auditors' Report 1921-35 City of Niagara Falls Auditors' Report 1904-35 Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 11 Canadian Historic Sites Old Fort Niagara: An Illustration History of the Famous Fort Frederic Ray 1954 The Story of the Haunted Well: Old Fort Niagara Barry M. Long / Donald E. Loker 1979 The British Occupation of the Niagara Frontier 1759-1796 Stephen G. Strach 1976 The Pageant Drama of Old Fort Niagara Thomas Wood Stevens 1934 Fort Erie (1764-1823) An Historical Guide David A. Owen 1986 The Canadians: Joseph Brant A. Roy Petrie 1921 Redcoats Along the Hudson: The Struggle for North America 1754-63 Noel St John Williams 1997,1998 Fighting For Canada: Seven Battles, 1758-1945 Donald E. Graves 2000 Songs & Music of the Redcoats 1642-1902 Lewis Winstock 1970 The Forts of Niagara Robert West Howard 1968 The British Army in North America 1775-1783 Robin May 1974 The New-York Historical Society Quarterly Volume XLIV January 1960 Number 1 Charles E. Baker 1960 The Collected Speeches of Sagoyewatha, or Red Jackets Granville Ganter 2006 The Iroquois in the War of 1812 Carl Benn 2004 The Niagara Story Volume 1 "The Beginnings to 1812" Bob Foley 1994 The War of 1812 Niagara Story Volume 2 Bob Foley 1994 Canada's Magazine of Knowledge: Autumn Issue Vol. 1 No. 1 2003 Military History: August 1990 1990 The War of 1812 Land Operations George F. G. Stanley 1983 The Defended Border: Upper Canada and the War of 1812 Morris Zaslow 1964 The Civil War of 1812: American Citizens, British Subjects, Irish Rebels, & Indian Allies Alan Taylor 2010 Flames Across the Border: 1813-1814 Pierre Berton 1981 The Invasion of Canada 1812-1813 Pierre Berton 1980 The Story of Laura Secord and Canadian Reminiscences Emma A Currue 1900 Laura Helen Caister Robinson 1981 Laura Secord John M. Bassett/ A. R. Petrie 1974 Laura Secord and Other Poems Sarah Anne Curzon 1887 The Archivist: May-June 1987 Vol.14-No.3 Public Archives Canada 1987 The Battle of Beaverdams: The Story of Thorold's Battle in the War of 1812 Donald Keith Dewar 1996 3 copies In the Midst of Alarms: The Untold Story of Women and the War of 1812 Dianne Graves 2007 Title Author Year Notes Laura Ingersoll Secord: A Heroine and Her Family David F. Hemmings 2010 Laura Secord: the Legend and the Lady Ruth McKenzie 1971 Laura Secord and Boastful Alice Lini Richarda Grol 1994 Centenary of the Battle of Lundy's lane Lundy's Lane Historical Society 1919 3 copies Skeletal Remains Shelley Saunders 1993 Lundy's Lane and Other Poems Duncan Campbell Scott 1916 The Human Remains of the Battle of Chippawa, 5 July, 1814 Donald E. Graves 1991 A Guide to The Niagara Parkway From Chippawa to Black Creek Willoughby Historical Museum 2002 2 copies Selected Papers From The Transactions of the Canadian Military Institute Canadian Military Institute ? Field of Glory: The Battle of Chrysler’s Farm, 1813 Donald E. Graves 1999 Lincoln At Bay Walter F. Parks 1923 James FitzGibbon Ruth McKenzie 1983 The Fight in the Beechwoods: A Study in Canadian History Ernest Cruikshank 1895 The Green Tiger Enid L. Mallory 1976 American Socket Bayonets 1717-1873 Donald B. Webster Jr. 1964 Discovering British Military Badges and Buttons R J Wilkinson Latham 1973 Red Coat and Brown Bess Anthony D. Darling 1971 Shoulder-Belt Plates and Buttons Major H. G. Parkyn 1956 British Generals in the War of 1813 Wesley B. Turner 1999 A Directory of Regular British Army Officers of The War of 1812 Stuart Sutherland 2000 The Service of British Regiments in Canada and North America Charles H. Stewart 1964 Niagara Frontier The Buffalo Historical Society 1960 The Niagara Frontier in the Upper Canada Rebellion 1837-1838 Colin K. Duquemin 2001 The Launching of his Newspaper and the Queenston Career of William Lyon Mackenzie Chris Raible 1999 The Lives and Times of the Patriots Edwin C. Guillet 1968 The Frontiersman R. W. Newman 2000 American and European Swords in The Historical Collections of the United States National Museum Theodore T. Belote 1932 History Written With Picket and Shovel William Louis Calver/ Regional Pelham Bolton 1950 Free Trade and Sailors' Rights John C. Frederickson 1981 American Prisoners of War Held at Halifax During the War of 1812 Harrison Scott Baker II 2005 2 copies The American Invasion of the Niagara Peninsula 1814 Daniel K. R. Croswell 1979 Documents Relating to the invasion of the Niagara Peninsula by the United States Army, Commanded by General Jacob Brown Brigadier General E. A Cruikshank 1920 Uniforms and Equipment of the United States Forces in The War of 1812 Rene Chartrand 1992 The United States Army 1812-1815 James L Kochan/David Rickman 2000 Social Tensions Underlying the centennial commemorations of the War of 1812 Lisa Barty 2010 Soldiering at Fort Henry Ronald L. Way 1843 Upper Canada Village and Old Fort Henry Philip Mason 1980 The Military Arms of Canada The Upper Canada Historical Arms Society 1963 Arms Collections Gordon T. Howard 1963 Title Author Year Notes Military Uniforms In Canada 1665-1970 Jack L. Summers/Rene Chartrand 1981 Canadian War Museum ? ? 2 copies A Glossary of Inscriptions on Orders, Decorations, and Awards of Merit David Ross 1970 Dueling Columns Horatio Nelson and Isaac Brock The Historical Society of St. Catharine’s 2011 Canadian War Museum National Museum of Canada 1969 The Year of the Fenians David Owen 2001 The Royal Canadian Legion: Branch 51 1917-1986 ? ? War of 1812 Resource Guide John C. Fredriksen 1979 Structural History of Fort George Yvon Desloges ? A Geographical View of Province of Upper Canada ? ? Niagara Township A. James Rennie 1967 Inscription and Graves in the Niagara Peninsula Janet Carnochan ? 3 copies Glimpses into our Past: Volume One Numbers 1-50 The Standard/ St.Catharines Historical Museum 1981 Glimpses into our Past: Volume Two Numbers 51-100 The Standard/ St.Catharines Historical Museum 1984 Ten Years of The Colony of Niagara 1780-1790 Lieut.-Colonel E. Cruikshank 1908 Lincoln County 1856-1956 Lincoln County Council 1956 Canadian Federation of University Women Welland and A Tribute to the Women of Welland, Pelham, Port Colborne and Wainfleet District 2000 Ontario History Volume XLIV Number 3 Ontario Historical Society 1952 Ontario History Volume XLIV Number 2 Ontario Historical Society 1952 Ontario History Volume XLIV Number 1 Ontario Historical Society 1952 Ontario History Volume XLIII Number 4 Ontario Historical Society 1951 Ontario History Volume XLIII Number 3 Ontario Historical Society 1951
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