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Yesterday and Today By Dennis Gannon Index 1997 – 2009 Yesterday and Today By Dennis Gannon Index 1997 – 2009 Subject Location Date [YYYYMMDD] 1997 Dick’s Creek Highway 406 19970414 St. Joseph’s Convent cor. James and Church Sts. 19970421 Victoria Lawn Cemetery Queenston Street 19970429 Market Square King Street 19970505 Watson Memorial cor. James and Church Sts. 19970512 Town Square [Gore] cor. St. Paul and Ontario Sts. 19970602 Stephenson House Hotel cor. Salina and Yates Sts. 19970609 Masonic Temple Lower Ontario Street 19970616 St. Peter’s Anglican Church Thorold 19970623 Montebello Park Lake and Ontario Sts. 19970703 Welland House Bowling Green William Street 19970707 Lakeside Park Port Dalhousie 19970714 Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church and Cemetery Lundy’s Lane, Niagara Falls 19970721 Rodman Hall St. Paul Crescent 19970728 Dalhousie City [ship] Port Dalhousie 19970805 Henley Regatta Martindale Pond, Port Dalhousie 19970811 Welland House cor. Ontario and King Sts. 19970818 2 Martindale Pond St. Catharines/Port Dalhousie 19970825 Grantham Academy Church and Academy Sts. 19970902 Main Street, Welland Main Street, Welland 19970908 St. Paul Street and railway St. Paul Street 19970922 Parade Arch St. Paul and Carlisle Sts. 19970929 First Brock’s Monument Queenston Heights 19971006 St. Catharines Public Library cor. James and Church Sts. 19971014 Mittleberger-Wright house Church, James and Duke Sts. 19971020 Russell House Hotel cor. James and St. Paul Sts. 19971027 YMCA Queen Street 19971103 War Memorial Memorial Park – St. Paul Street 19971110 N.S. & T. Railway station Front and Sullivan Sts., Thorold 19971118 Merritton Town Hall Merritt Street, Merritton 19971124 Lincoln County Courthouse cor. King and James Sts. 19971201 Church Street ca. 1860s or 1870s Church Street 19971208 Sanderson, Newman & Hough Livery Garden Park 19971215 Dr. Vanderburgh – Drug store & home Merritt Street 19971222 Shickluna Shipyard Yates Street 19971229 1998 Central Firehall cor. Carlisle and St. Paul Sts. 19980105 St. Paul Street – looking west St. Paul Street 19980112 First Presbyterian [United] Church cor. Church and Clark Sts. 19980119 St. Paul Street Methodist [United] Church St. Paul Street 19980126 Militia Drill Shed Raymond Street 19980202 The Armoury Lake Street and Welland Avenue 19980209 Zion Baptist Church Geneva Street 19980216 Salem Chapel, BME Church Geneva and North Sts. 19980223 Merritton Cotton Mills/Independent Rubber Co. Glendale and Merritt Sts., Merritton 19980302 Holmes-Greenwood-Evans house cor. Cherry and Norris Sts. 19980309 Bird’s-Eye view of Thorold North end, Thorold 19980316 Howse, Richard building St. Paul Street, near James Street 19980323 King George Theatre James Street 19980330 St. Catherines’ Catholic Church Church Street 19980406 B’Nai Israel Synagogue cor. Church and Calvin Sts. 19980413 The St. Catharines Standard Queen Street 19980420 3 Port Dalhousie Harbour Port Dalhousie 19980427 Crown Mills – Reynoldsville / Power Glen Pelham Road 19980504 Glenridge Bridge Glenridge and Ontario Sts. 19980511 Glen Ridge development Glenridge, Hillcrest and South Drive 19980519 Keefer house - Maplehurst Thorold 19980601 Mittleberger house – Alexandra Hall Ontario Street, near King Street 19980609 Mackenzie house [Heritage Printery] Queenston 19980615 DeCew, John house DeCew Road, Thorold 19980622 McSloy, James house - Suncroft Church Street (at Carlisle Street) 19980629 Federal Building – Post Office & Customs cor. Queen and King Sts. 19980706 Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Gerrard Street 19980713 St. Catharines Journal St. Paul Street, south side 19980720 Queen’s Royal Hotel Regent Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake 19980727 Muir Brothers Dry Docks Port Dalhousie 19980804 Morningstar Mill DeCew Road 19980810 King Street – looking west King Street 19980817 DeCew Falls Generating Station No. 1 DeCew Falls 19980824 McKinnon’s [General Motors International] Ontario Street 19980831 Bishop Ridley College Yates Street 19980908 Sunnieholme-Hillrust-Bright’s Winery/Wines Old Highway 8, Niagara-on-the-Lake 19980914 Lincoln Paper Mill [Merritton cyclone] Abbott Street, near Oakdale Avenue, Merritton 19980921 Broadway Grocer and Italian Ware House cor. St. Paul and Academy Sts. 19980928 Second Welland Canal, near Lock 3, ca1892 Highway 406 and Glenridge Bridge 19981005 First automobile – J.S. Smith Queen Street 19981013 Oille Fountain cor. King and James Sts. 19981019 Graves’ & Prudden’s Mammoth Daguerrean cor. King and James Sts. 19981026 Saloon [Travelling photo studio] Stamford Township Hall cor. Ferry Street and Sylvia Place, Niagara Falls 19981116 William Hamilton Merritt Memorial cor. St. Paul and Maguire Sts. 19981130 Burgoyne Bridge [High level bridge] St. Paul Street and Highway 406 19981209 Lincoln County Jail Niagara Street 19981214 Newman Brothers Ltd. St. Catharines 19981222 Neelon Grist Mill / Packard Electric Co. Geneva Street 19981226 1999 4 Clarke, Dr. Thomas house and office St. Paul Street, near Garden Park 19990104 Protestant Home and Refuge Ontario Street east, south of Welland Avenue 19990111 St. Catharines Station, Grand Trunk Railway West St. Catharines 19990125 Black couple in carriage Location unknown 19990208 St. Mary’s [Roman Catholic] Church St. Paul Crescent 19990215 Town Square or Gore of St. Paul Street St. Paul Street 19990222 Headmaster’s residence Ridley College, Lower School 19990301 Court House / Our Western Home Rye and Cottage Streets, Niagara-on-the-Lake 19990308 Mills house King Street 19990315 Prendergast Block [Gothic Block] St. Paul Street 19990322 Clendennan-Benson house James and Church Sts. 19990329 R.H. Smith Saw Works St. Paul Street, south side, west of Carlisle Street 19990405 Munro, James [monument maker] St. Paul Street 19990412 The [St. Catharines] Standard Queen Street 19990419 Odd Fellows Hall James Street 19990426 Grand Central Hotel St. Paul Street, south side 19990503 Lower Queen Street, towards St. Paul Queen Street 19990512 Clifton House Hotel cor. Clifton Hill and River Road, Niagara Falls 19990518 Bank of Toronto Queen Street 19990525 St. Paul Street, rear St. Paul Street and 2nd Welland Canal 19990531 Triumphal [parade] Arch St. Paul Street West 19990607 Queen Elizabeth Way QEW and Martindale Road 19990614 Battle of Beaverdams Monument Battle of Beaverdams Park, Thorold 19990621 Montebello Park Pavillion and Bandstand Montebello Park, Lake and Ontario Sts. 19990628 Merritt, William Hamilton house - Oak Hill Yates Street 19990705 Duffin’s Inn, Battle of Slabtown Smythe Street and Oakdale Avenue, Merritton 19990712 Jordan Valley Tourist Cabins Jordan Hollow, Hwy. 8 19990719 Niagara Harbour and Dock Co. Niagara-on-the-Lake 19990726 Locks 5 and 6, Welland Canal Welland Canal, Thorold 19990801 James Stanton, Fine Groceries and Post Office Lock Street, Port Dalhousie 19990809 Port Dalhousie Harbour, looking west Port Dalhousie Harbour 19990816 Port Dalhousie Public School cor. Main and Ann Sts., Port Dalhousie 19990823 Port Dalhousie Canning Company Main Street, Port Dalhousie 19990830 United Association of Plumber and Lacrosse grounds, Catherine Street 19990907 Union Local 244 – Labour Day Parade St. Paul Street “Park” cor. St. Paul and Ontario Sts. 19990913 B’Nai Israel Synagogue cor. Church and Calvin Sts. 19990920 5 Bate, Thomas B. house Yates Street 19990927 St. John, Samuel house Ontario Street 19991004 Village of Queenston Queenston 19991012 St. Thomas Anglican Church Ontario Street, near Church Street 19991018 Grantham [Queen Street] Baptist Church Queen Street 19991025 St. Catharines Street Railway Co. St. Paul Street, east of Ontario Street 19991101 Merritton War Memorial Merritt Street, Merritton 19991108 Merritton Railway Station CN Railway, near Merritt Street, Merritton 19991115 Village of Merritton Merritt Street, looking south, Merritton 19991122 Neptune’s Staircase – 2nd Welland Canal Bradley Street, Merritton 19991129 George Rykert house - Chestnut Grove St. Paul Street 19991206 REO Automobile Company Geneva Street 19991213 Chisholm-Mack house – Sunnyside St. Paul Street West 19991220 Taylor & Bate / Sandell Brewery Brewery Street 19991227 2000 Leavenworth-Greenwood-Tasoulis house cor. Church and Queen Sts. 20000103 Brown-Jouppien house Pelham Road 20000110 N.S.& T. Railway Station, Fonthill Highway 20 and Station Street, Fonthill 20000117 Correction Location? 20000124 St. Catharines Town Hall cor. King and James Sts. 20000124 St. James Anglican Church Port Dalhousie to Hartzel Road 20000131 Reid Brothers Grocery Store cor. South Drive and Wychwood Road 20000207 Mal Nicholson Ltd. Dunkirk Road 20000214 First Thorold [Girl] Guide Company location unknown 20000221 St. Catharines General and Marine Hospital Queenston Street 20000228 Beaver Terrace Queen Street 20000306 Waud-Norris house Norris Place 20000313 Sovereign Bank of Canada / Bank of Nova Scotia cor. St. Paul and James Sts. 20000320 Maple Leaf Rubber Company Lakeport Road, Port Dalhousie 20000327 Robertson, Chaplin and Peart Homes Ontario Street 20000403 McClellands West End Store cor. Queen and Victoria Sts., Niagara-on-the-Lake 20000410 Morningstar house DeCew Road 20000424 Knox Presbyterian Church Church Street 20000501 6 Aerial view – Linwell/Niagara/Grantham Linwell and Niagara Sts., Grantham Ave. 20000508 Grantham High School Linwell Road 20000515 Stokes Seeds Farms Martindale Road 20000523 American Bazaar St. Paul Street, north side 20000605 Glen Merritt School cor. Glendale Avenue and Merritt Street 20000612 Navy Hall Niagara-on-the-Lake 20000619 Hillcrest Avenue ca. 1920 Hillcrest Avenue 20000626
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