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This post looks along the south side of Colborne St. in the city of Brantford, Ontario, at the area outlined below in red. Many buildings a... -
above: Jun.7, 1956 - photo taken just after the Schoellkopf electric power station had collapsed into the Niagara River. This station wa... -
Below : looking west along Queen St. in Niagara Falls, Ontario, taken on a snowy February day in 1978 from the east side of Erie Ave. Rosbe... -
This post looks at the north-side of Queen St. in Niagara Falls, Ont., starting from St. Lawrence Ave. walking eastward towards Crysler Ave... -
Niagara Falls, Then and Now: Remnants of the Queenston-Lewiston Suspension Bridge Above : Looking westward across the Niagara River, from... -
(click on any photo to enlarge!) It was twenty three years ago today that a deadly series of tornados hit Ontario and the north-east United ... -
This post looks at the north side of Queen St. in Niagara Falls, Ont., walking eastward, from Ontario Ave. to Erie Ave. **** click on pho... -
below : Nov.29, 1914; looking at the south-east corner of Park St. and Erie Ave. at the Empire Building. The Royal Bank of Canada is seen... -
Beside Niagara’s sounding deeps, Dark wooded isles and vine-clad steeps Like incense rise the clouds of spray; Where rainbows shone a... -
Further to my previous post - as of Aug.19, 2010, the demolition had reached up to the building at #127 Colborne St. (lastly Annie's )...
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