Robert Taylor Fonds
Keyword
Taylor, Robert R., 1939-Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (St. Catharines, Ont.)
Welland Canal (Ont.) -- Pictorial works
St. Catharines (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Niagara-on-the-Lake (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Queenston (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Thorold (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Port Robinson (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Welland (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
Dunnville (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksBeaver Dams (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksMerritton (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksChippawa (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksPort Colborne (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksPort Dalhousie (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksPort Robinson (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksErie Beach (Fort Erie, Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial worksFort Erie (Ont.) -- History -- Pictorial works
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885 photographs, b&w and col.; 607 slides, b&w and col.Collections
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