What is the name of the church on the west bank of the Canal / lower right corner of the map?

How many passengers could the station accommodate? What train routes were there from the station?

Were any of the bridges found near the centre of the map actually named, and if so what were their names?

What was the name of the road in the lower left corner of the map that runs north/south?

When were Samuel Wood's, Peter Weaver's, and John R. Tenbroeck's houses built?

Who was the owner of the Old Saw Mill found along Richardson's Creek?

What is the name of the bridge that crosses Richardson's Creek? What is the current name of that road?

What is the name of the small island between Georges Point and Browns Island?

What sort of Doctor was Dr. Mack? Why would he have a well? Who or what was the Sail Loft associated with? How many boats did it hold?

What happened to the Mill that is located near Lock 2? When did it burn down?

Is the W.C. Office the Welland Canal Office? Was this the central office or were there others?

What was the St. Catharines Grass Co. and when was it founded? Who were the Ridout Brothers and Company?

What purpose did the Gasometer serve? What operations took place at the Gas Works?

What is the name of the Pond that the canal cuts through? What was the structure along Side Line near the canal?

When was the Aqueduct built? How large was this aqueduct?

Who owned the Gate Yard? What was this facility used for?

What is the building that is slightly northwest of the Centreville Mill?

What was the name of the School House located west of the canal? What happened to it?

There are 3 dwellings in a row near the centre of the map on the property leased to Gordon & Mackay. If Gordon and Mackay occupied two of the houses, who lived in the third?

Was the property reserved for a quarry ever turned into one? If so, what was its name?

Did the foundry, smithy, and machine shop all belong to J. Dobbie, or did just one or two of these belong to Mr. Dobbie?

What was the Engine House?

What was the land reserved for Bridge Tender used for? Was a new bridge crossing the Back Water constructed here?

The road that runs between Shriner's Dwelling House and Barn crosses the Back Water. Was a man-made bridge used to traverse the water or was this a natural crossing? What was this crossing made of?

Who resided in the dwelling that is situated along the canal on the Board of Works property?

What is the unnamed structure west of the canal across from Marlatt's Dwelling House near Marlatt's Bridge?

What is the name of the pond the canal intersects with?

How many patrons could the J. Upper Tavern accommodate? Did any notable people visit here?

How long was the Allanburgh Hotel in business for?

How deep was the Deep Cut? Why was it named so?

What relationship does John Coleman Jordan have to G. Jordan? How did G. Jordan aquire the property in Lot 186 from John Jordan?

What is the name of the church located on the far right edge of the map?

What are the Broken Front lots and why are they named so? When did the Saw Mill burn down?

What is the large structure on property 1 (at the corner of Front and Bridge Streets)? Who was the blacksmith at the blacksmith shop located at the mouth of the canal to Chippewa Creek (between the old and new locks)?

What is the name of the bridge that crosses Vanalstines Creek? How long was this bridge and what was it constructed of?

Why did the surveyer choose not to illustrate the details of lot 206? What was located on lot 206?

What is the name of the creek that lies just outside of Coleman's property? Did Coleman or any other owners of this land ever utilize the creek or harness its hydraulic energy for mills or the like?

What was the race ditch used for?

Did Heaslip or Marr have buildings on their property? If so, why aren't they identified on the map? What sort of structures were they and where were they located?

When was the Quaker Bridge built? Was there something special about this bridge to warrant it being named and identified on the map while many other bridges were not?