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REMINISCING ABOUT WELLAND Courtesy of the City of Welland Heritage Advisory Committee and the Welland Historical Museum Courtesy of Welland Museum AERIAL VIEW LOOKING NORTH, 1930 Courtesy of Welland Museum SAILBOAT PASSING UNDER MAIN STREET BRIDGE, 1964 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COURTHOUSE FROM EAST MAIN STREET, 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LATE 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum CAPITAL THEATRE AND REETA COFFEE SHOP ON EAST MAIN, 1955 Courtesy of Welland Museum CROWLAND FIRE HALL, 1949 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee THE ROSS BUILDING, 1907 Courtesy of Welland Museum ORIGINAL CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH, LATE 19TH CENTURY Courtesy of Welland Museum NIAGARA STREET, 1958 Courtesy of Welland Museum VIEW OF THE OLD AQUEDUCT WITH COURT HOUSE AND OLD FIRE HALL NO 1 IN THE BACKGROUND Courtesy of Welland Museum FITCH STREET PLAZA Courtesy of Welland Museum AERIAL VIEW OF THE 3RD CANAL AT OLD AQUEDUCT, 1919 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND’S FESTIVAL OF ARTS, 1988-89 Courtesy of Welland Museum ARTIST PAINTING A MURAL, 1989 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee ST MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Courtesy of Welland Museum SHIP PASSING UNDER MAIN STREET BRIDGE, 1959 Courtesy of Welland Museum EVENING TRIBUNE, 1960’S - . I \\PERI L B,4, - K OF CANADA Courtesy of Welland Museum IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA ON KING STREET, 1948 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND FIRE HALL NO 1, 1910 (BURNED DOWN 1913) Courtesy of Welland Museum THE CAPITOL THEATRE AND REETA HOTEL ON EAST MAIN STREET, 1930 Courtesy of Welland Museum EMPIRE COTTON MILLS, 1913 Courtesy of Welland Museum ORIGINAL HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ON SMITH STREET -------------- Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 1978 Courtesy of Welland Museum SOUTH MAIN STREET (NOW KING STREET) SHOWING THE OLD TOWN HALL AND POST OFFICE BY DIVISION STREET Courtesy of Welland Museum MURDOCH'S SODA GRILL ON NIAGARA STREET, 1911 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee CENTRAL FIRE HALL, 1928 Courtesy of Welland Museum EAST MAIN STREET, 1910’S Courtesy of Welland Museum ALEXANDRA BRIDGE FACING WEST MAIN STREET, 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COUNTY FAIR 100TH ANNIVERSARY, 1953 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COUNTY FAIR Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COURTHOUSE FIRE, 1913 Courtesy of Welland Museum WWI TROOPS ON PARADE IN MERRITT PARK, 1914 Courtesy of Welland Museum WWI TROOPS MARCHING DOWN EAST MAIN STREET, 1914 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND CLUB HOUSE, 1911 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND CLUB HOUSE AND BOWLING GREEN, 1925 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee THE WELLAND CLUB HOUSE, 1990’S Public School, Welland Courtesy of Welland Museum CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, 1902-1968 (WHERE THE MARKET PARKING LOT IS CURRENTLY) Courtesy of Welland Museum CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THE PROCESS OF BEING TORN DOWN, 1968 Courtesy of Welland Museum SOUTH MAIN STREET (KING) BY THE BRIDGE, 19TH CENTURY Courtesy of Welland Museum BOAT DOCKED ON THE WELLAND RIVER BY OLD NIAGARA BRIDGE, 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum DIVISION STREET, 1907 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee GREY GABLES SCHOOL ON AQUEDUCT Courtesy of Welland Museum AERIAL VIEW LOOKING DOWN EAST MAIN STREET SHOWING OLD ALEXANDRA BRIDGE AND TROLLEY SYSTEM, 1919 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee PREPARING FOR THE MOVING OF THE ALEXANDRA BRIDGE TO DIVISION STREET, 1927 Courtesy of Welland Museum MOVING THE ALEXANDRA BRIDGE IN ONE DAY TO DIVISION AND BALD STREET IN PREPARATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE, 1927 Courtesy of Welland Museum GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, WELLAND, EAST MAIN STREET, 1903-1920’S 'Che ;Yew jl{arket, Wellano, Ont. - Courtesy of Welland Museum MARKET SQUARE, 1912 Courtesy of Welland Museum MARKET SQUARE, 1940’S DRIVE- IN Courtesy of Welland Museum A&W DRIVE-IN ON LINCOLN AND RIVERSIDE, 1960 Courtesy of Welland Museum CEMENT WORK ALMOST COMPLETE FOR MAIN STREET BRIDGE, 1929 Courtesy of Welland Museum BUILDING EAST TOWER OF MAIN STREET BRIDGE, 1929 Courtesy of Welland Museum MAIN STREET BRIDGE NEARING COMPLETION, 1930 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee HOTEL BARCLAY AT INTERSECTION OF KING AND DIVISION, 1940’S Courtesy of Welland Museum NORTH MAIN STREET (NIAGARA STREET) FACING NORTH, 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND HIGH AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, 1879 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND HIGH AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, 1959 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee WELLAND HIGH AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FIRE, 2011 Courtesy of Welland Museum THE BRITISH AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING COMPANY’S FIRST HULL THE ‘WAR WEASEL’ IN DRY DOCK, 1917-18 Courtesy of Welland Museum THE FIRST SHIP LAUNCHED AT WELLAND THE ‘WAR WEASEL’, 1918 Courtesy of Welland Museum NORTH SIDE DAIRY HORSE AND BUGGY Courtesy of Welland Museum OLD POST OFFICE AND CUSTOM’S HOUSE ON KING STREET, 1925 Courtesy of Welland Museum MAIN STREET SHOWING THE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL, DEXTER HOTEL, AND OPERA HOUSE, 1896 D. M ~ C A .W~ & SON__ ~~ - -- ~ -- Courtesy of Welland Museum D MCCAW & SON SHOE STORE, 1925 (CORNER OF CROSS AND EAST MAIN STREETS) Courtesy of Welland Museum AERIAL VIEW OF THE CANAL, 1920’S Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee KING STREET VIEW SHOWING TOWN HALL, POST OFFICE AND BANK Courtesy of Welland Museum ORIGINAL BLUENOSE ON ROUTE TO THE CHICAGO FAIR, 1933 Courtesy of Welland Museum NORTH MAIN STREET (NIAGARA STREET) FACING NORTH, 1906 Courtesy of Welland Museum MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION IN FRONT OF PLYMOUTH CORDAGE, WELLAND Courtesy of Welland Museum VIEW OF THE CANAL FROM WHERE DIVISION STREET BRIDGE WOULD BE, 1960’S Courtesy of Welland Museum MORWOOD HARDWARE FIRE (LOCATED ON WEST MAIN ACROSS FROM WHAT IS NOW BOGNER PHOTOGRAPHY, 1968 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COURTHOUSE AND FIRE HALL NO 1 ALONG THE WELLAND RIVER PRIOR TO REDIRECTION, 1890 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee ORIGINAL ÉGLISE DU SACRÉ-CŒUR ON THE LEFT 1919-1934, PHOTO FROM 1919 Courtesy of Welland Museum SECOND ÉGLISE DU SACRÉ-CŒUR 1934-1960, PHOTO FROM 1935 Courtesy of Welland Museum EXCAVATION AND CONCRETE WORK FOR LINCOLN STREET BRIDGE, 1925 Courtesy of Welland Museum LINCOLN STREET BRIDGE WITH WELMET IN THE BACKGROUND,1930 Courtesy of Welland Museum EAST MAIN STREET, 1900’S Courtesy of Welland Museum TOWN HALL ON DIVISION AND KING DISPLAYING WELLAND CENTENNIAL DECORATION, 1958 Courtesy of Welland Museum TOWN HALL DEMOLITION, 1959 Courtesy of Welland Museum QUEEN STREET SCHOOL Courtesy of Welland Museum ATLAS STEEL Courtesy of Welland Museum OLYMPIA FIRE, 1961 Courtesy of Welland Museum VIEW FROM THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE OF TANKER PASSING THE AQUEDUCT Courtesy of Welland Museum WEST MAIN STREET, 1800’S Courtesy of Welland Museum AERIAL VIEW OF CHIPPEWA PARK, 1940’S Courtesy of Welland Museum DAMAGE TO NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BRIDGE WHEN THE LEMOYNE HIT THE WEST TOWER, 1966 Courtesy of Welland Museum NIAGARA STREET BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, 1932 Courtesy of Welland Museum FIREMEN’S CONVENTION ON EAST MAIN STREET, 1910 Courtesy of Welland Museum FIREMEN’S CONVENTION ON EAST MAIN STREET, 1910 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee VAUGHAN SEED COMPANY Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COUNTY HOSPITAL ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE (ORIGINAL BUILDING), 1910 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND COUNTY HOSPITAL, LATE 1920’S (NOW AN APARTMENT COMPLEX) Courtesy of Welland Museum CROSS STREET AQUEDUCT POOL, LARGEST FILTERED POOL IN CANADA IN 1948, PICTURE FROM 1952 Courtesy of Welland Museum UNION CARBIDE (ELECTRO METALS), 1956 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee EAST MAIN STREET AFTER A SNOW STORM, 1936 Courtesy of Welland Museum ALEXANDRA BRIDGE OVER THE 3RD CANAL LOOKING DOWN EAST MAIN, 1901 Courtesy of Welland Museum VIEW OF MERRITT PARK FROM THE WELLAND CLUB HOUSE Courtesy of Welland Museum OLD AQUEDUCT AND LOCK LEADING INTO THE WELLAND RIVER, 1920 Courtesy of Welland Museum BOAT PASSING ALEXANDRA BRIDGE (MAIN STREET), 19TH CENTURY Courtesy of Rose Dzugan FARM HOUSE AT THE LOCATION OF THE CURRENT NIAGARA EXHIBITION GROUNDS, 1940’S Courtesy of Rose Dzugan FARM LAND AT THE LOCATION OF THE CURRENT NIAGARA EXHIBITION GROUNDS, 1940’S Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee HUNGARIAN BAPTIST CHURCH ON REGENT STREET Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND JUNCTION (DAIN CITY), 1905 Courtesy of Welland Heritage Committee NEWLY COMPLETED TOWN HALL ON KING AND DIVISION, 1901 Courtesy of Welland Museum SOUTH DOCK SHOWING PAGE HERSEY AND ELECTRO METALS, 1940 Courtesy of Welland Museum UKRAINIAN GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH, 1919 LOCATED ON WHAT LATER BECAME FOURTH STREET AFTER PLYMOUTH CORDAGE TOOK OVER THE LAND Courtesy of Welland Museum R. AGRO AND SONS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ON CORNER OF DIVISION STREET AND HELLEMS AVENUE , 1924 Plymouth .five.) looking north, Wel/ano, Ont. First Street, Wellano, Ont. Courtesy of Welland Museum PLYMOUTH CORDAGE EXECUTIVE HOMES ON PLYMOUTH STREET AND EMPLOYEE HOMES ON FIRST STREET, 1920’S Courtesy of Welland Museum REMOVING TROLLEY TRACK LINES ON KING STREET, 1937 Courtesy of Welland Museum ALEXANDRA BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, 1904 Courtesy of Welland Museum WAR SHIP ON THE CANAL BY MERRITT PARK, 1918 Courtesy of Welland Museum THE OLD AQUEDUCT SHOWING THE ARCH WAYS WHERE THE RIVER WOULD PASS THROUGH, 1930’S Courtesy of Welland Museum FILLING IN THE OLD RIVER BED BY THE 2ND AQUEDUCT DURING CONSTRUCTION OF THE 4TH CANAL, 1930’S Courtesy of Welland Museum HIGH WATER LEVEL AT NIAGARA BRIDGE, 1936 Courtesy of Welland Museum WELLAND CENTENNIAL PARADE, 1958 Courtesy of Welland Museum IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED ON LINCOLN STREET, 1926 Courtesy of Welland Museum THE LOCK BETWEEN
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    John N. Jackson. The Welland Canals and Their Communities: Engineering, Industrial, and Urban Transformation. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997. xvi + 535 pp. $70.00, cloth, ISBN 978-0-8020-0933-3. Reviewed by Robert A. Taylor Published on H-Urban (December, 1997) In the Niagara Peninsula of Ontario, Canada, tus, Dr. Jackson taught Applied Geography at four successive Welland Canals have linked Lakes Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario for thirty Ontario and Erie to circumvent the great Falls on years, making his home in that city. Apart from the Niagara River, a permanent barrier to naviga‐ several studies of town planning, he has written tion. Along the canal banks have developed near‐ much local history, notably on Niagara's railways ly a dozen communities, each deeply influenced and on the cities of St. Catharines and Welland.[3] by the changing waterway. Since 1829, the He has also been an active supporter of the Welland has been reconstructed three times, has Welland Canals as historic sites. Because of its been part of the St. Lawrence Seaway since 1959, scope and length, his latest work calls for the de‐ and was partially rebuilt 1965-73. Unfortunately, tailed attention of knowledgeable readers. Conse‐ this remarkable system, its construction, its influ‐ quently, I have consulted my associate and former ence on its hinterland, and its role in North Amer‐ colleague, Dr. Roberta M. Styran. This review is a ican history has attracted little attention from aca‐ synthesis of both our notes on Jackson's book.[4] demic historians. In fact, Canadian canal-building Jackson describes chronologically the evolu‐ in general has been largely ignored by scholars.
  • Reeve Robert Speck at the Opening of the Clarkson Lorne Park Branch

    Reeve Robert Speck at the Opening of the Clarkson Lorne Park Branch

    243 Part Four 1951-2002 Part Four 1951 - 2000 244 Previous page: Reeve Robert Speck at the opening of the Clarkson Lorne Park Branch Library, with Michael and Julie Giguerre, 15 October 1967 (Mississsauga Library System) Clarkson and its Many Corners The First Dentist – 1953 HE STARTED HIS PRACTICE IN A TWO STOREY, BRICK building at 1651 Lakeshore Road West that Phyllis’ father, William H. Trenwith, and brother, Bill, constructed on property grandfather William 245 Dr. John Williams (Phyllis Williams) larkson’s first dentist was John Williams, who took his dentistry degree at the Uni- versity of Toronto and graduated in 1951. After practising in Beamsville for a year, he moved to Clarkson, where he Cmarried Phyllis Trenwith in May, 1952. Site of the Trenwill Building, 1950 (Phyllis Williams) Part Four 1951 - 2000 D. and John purchased from Louisa Fitzgerald on July 7, 1953. It became the Trenwill Building, and it is still there today housing the Canadian Sportrent and Pandora’s Box, a florist and gift shop, with apartments on the second floor. John had three generations of Clarksonites as patients. When the Rotary Club of Clarkson was founded in 1965, he was the first president. Although the Trenwill Building was sold in May, 1968, to Douglas Stanton and has changed owners several times over the years, John practised there for 36 years. In 1989, he sold his practice to Dr. Gabriel Bako and worked with him at the Turtle Creek Dental Offices in Clarkson Village, until his retirement in 1995. Phyllis, her father, and her children, Michael, Pamela and Dale, were born and raised on Trenwith property.