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Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Summer Scenes (- 1979)

Picture, 1929

Trial run was made this week when Red Hill trundled the 780-pound steel barrel; once used by his father; out of his store at the Falls and tried it out at Queenston. He'll take along the same oxygen cylinder his dad used for the three-hour trip through the Niagara rapids

Picture, 1945

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Stunts

Picture, 1947

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Historic

Picture, 1921

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Stunts

Picture, 1930

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Winter Scenes (- 1979)

Picture, 1912

Ice blockade at the head of the Niagara river at Fort Erie has reduced the level of water at Niagara Falls to an all-time low. Directly above the Horseshoe falls bare rock can be seen over a wide area Today more water is running over falls and officials say danger of ice damage is not great

Picture, 1947

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Summer Scenes (- 1979)

Picture, 1948

A ceremony of widespread interest will be observed at Niagara-on-the-Lake Sunday afternoon; when the re-dedication and unveiling of tablets will take place at St. Andrew's Presbyterian church at 2.30. The church; which stands to-day on the site originally founded in 1794; has been restored largely through the generosity of Ontario's philanthropists; notable among them Thomas Foster; Toronto. In it are the old-style square box pews (1); here demonstrated by choir-girls; Isobel Haines (Left) and the Milne sisters.

Picture, 1937

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants

Picture, Date Unknown

King winter transforms Niagara Falls into F; Mighty Niagara has become the abode of the ice king and the roaring waters are now gigantic; glastening formations of ice.

Picture, 1938

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Winter Scenes (- 1979)

Picture, 1928

New floes sweep over falls to add weight to jam squeezing 700-foot building; Ice blocks are pouring over the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara again to-day as rising winds blow down Lake Erie.

Picture, 1938

This is the barrel in which Red; here with an interested visitor; plans to make the hazardous journey. It is a 720-pound; all-steel barrel constructed on specifications made by Red's father; Red Hill; Sr.; in 1930. It cost $500 to build in Niagara Falls

Picture, 1945

When the earth shook and the face of the American falls gave way sending thousands of tons of rock crashing down through the heavy mist into the Niagara gorge; the steamer Maid of the Mist; shown directly under the new gouge in the falls; was out in the river with her sight-seeing group of passengers

Picture, 1946

Canada - Ontario - Niagara River and Parkway

Picture, 1939

Niagara power house entrance; Floodwater gouged out this 12-foot hole in the jam ice which almost buries the Ontario Power Co. plant below the Horseshoe Falls. Like Concrete; ice blocks are wedged to second-storey windows.

Picture, 1938

100th anniversary for oakville church. The centenary of St. Jude's Anglican church at Oakville was marked with special service yesterday; when Rev. F. H. Cosgrave; provost of Trinity college; and Rt. Rev. L. W. B. Broughall; bishop of Niagara; attended. Celebration of the anniversary will continue through the week. More than 112 members of the congregation have enlisted for active service in the present war. The church building is shown above [Incomplete]

Picture, 1940

The biggest story of the Thirties was the birth of the Dionne quintuplets in 1934. The Star managed to obtain exclusive Canadian rights to pictures that lasted right rivalling the Niagara Falls ngs Canada was famous for. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1957

New piers being built at Oakville and Bronte may not be high enough Mr. MacNicol told House of Commons. F. E. Lennard also expressed fear high waters may wash out Niagara fruit belt. This is air view of island beach

Picture, 1947

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Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Summer Scenes (- 1979)

Trial run was made this week when Red Hill trundled the 780-pound steel barrel; once used by his father; out of his store at the Falls and tried it out at Queenston. He'll take along the same oxygen cylinder his dad used for the three-hour trip through the Niagara rapids

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Stunts

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Historic

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Stunts

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Winter Scenes (- 1979)

Ice blockade at the head of the Niagara river at Fort Erie has reduced the level of water at Niagara Falls to an all-time low. Directly above the Horseshoe falls bare rock can be seen over a wide area Today more water is running over falls and officials say danger of ice damage is not great

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Summer Scenes (- 1979)

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants

King winter transforms Niagara Falls into F; Mighty Niagara has become the abode of the ice king and the roaring waters are now gigantic; glastening formations of ice.

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Winter Scenes (- 1979)

New floes sweep over falls to add weight to jam squeezing 700-foot building; Ice blocks are pouring over the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara again to-day as rising winds blow down Lake Erie.

This is the barrel in which Red; here with an interested visitor; plans to make the hazardous journey. It is a 720-pound; all-steel barrel constructed on specifications made by Red's father; Red Hill; Sr.; in 1930. It cost $500 to build in Niagara Falls

Canada - Ontario - Niagara River and Parkway

Niagara power house entrance; Floodwater gouged out this 12-foot hole in the jam ice which almost buries the Ontario Power Co. plant below the Horseshoe Falls. Like Concrete; ice blocks are wedged to second-storey windows.

The biggest story of the Thirties was the birth of the Dionne quintuplets in 1934. The Star managed to obtain exclusive Canadian rights to pictures that lasted right rivalling the Niagara Falls ngs Canada was famous for. [Incomplete]

New piers being built at Oakville and Bronte may not be high enough Mr. MacNicol told House of Commons. F. E. Lennard also expressed fear high waters may wash out Niagara fruit belt. This is air view of island beach

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