Preparations to move the town of Iroquois, Ontario, for the construction of the St. Lawrence seaway

Relocation of a house, located in the town of Iroquois, Ontario, for the construction of the St. Lawrence seaway

Rebuilding the town of Iroquois, Ontario after being relocated for the St. Lawrence Seaway

Aerial view of Petitcodiac River, Moncton, N.B.

Aerial view of Place Ville Marie area of Montreal

Aerial view of Windsor-Detroit train ferry

Aerial view of downtown Detroit, Michigan

Aerial view of downtown Detroit, including railway station and yards

Aerial view of Saskatoon, including Midtown Plaza and Bessborough Hotel

Aerial view of Edmonton including CN Tower, centre

Aerial view of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Aerial view of Edmonton, showing the Legislative Buildings

Aerial view showing the top of the CN Tower, Toronto

Aerial view of the financial district of Toronto

Aerial view of the Toronto skyline including the financial district and CN Tower

Aerial view of Montreal, including CN office building

Aerial view of downtown Ottawa and Gatineau, Quebec

Aerial view of Prince Rupert, B.C.

Aerial view of Winnipeg Station and Fort Garry Hotel

Aerial view of Toronto, Ontario

Aerial view of Quebec City, Quebec

Aerial view of Vancouver, B.C.

Aerial view of Winnipeg flood particularly around railway station

Street scene in Ste. Anne de Beaupré

View down Rideau Street, Ottawa

Room within Fort Erie, Niagara Peninsula

Bed used by soldiers at Fort Erie, Niagara Peninsula

Monument at Fort Erie, originally erected in the ruins of the fort in 1904 and now stands over a mass grave that was uncovered during the fort's restoration

Plaque indicating the name and construction date of Fort Erie

Exterior view of Fort Erie, Niagara Peninsula

Wooden trestle bridge and doors at the entrance to Fort Erie

Tourists on a H.B. Railway excursion examining the ruins inside Fort Prince of Wales

Tourists on a H.B. Railway excursion examining a rebuilt section Fort Prince of Wales

Old powder house, of the Jesuits Fort, at the mouth of Metabetchouan River built in latter part of the 17th century

Drawing of old Fort St. Marie

Rev. J.L. Swain and Archbishop Beckman examining foundation stones of one of the four bastions recently excavated by the Royal Ontario Museum of Archaeology

Rev. T.J. Lally, pointing out to Archbishop Beckman the splendid preservation of the 300 year old planks recovered from beneath the foundations of the ancient Fort

Rev. James McGivern, Archivist of the Jesuit Order, pointing out the 300 year old stones of the bastions to Archbishop Beckman and Rev. T.J. Lally

Site of historic Fort Ste. Marie as seen from the Canadian National Railways bridge over the Wye River. The elm trees stand in what was once the courtyard of the Fort

The Martyrs’ Shrine and grounds, as seen from the site of ancient Fort Ste. Marie

View of Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

View of powder magazine of Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Fort George guard standing with a canon, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Piano used at Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Grandfather clock used at Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

A prisoner stock used at Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Plaque at Fort George erected by the Historical Sites and Monuments Board of Canada

A prisoner stock used at Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake