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      "Sarnia Bridge, St. Marys. August 1908"

      on the back: The Band int he River, St. Marys, Ont.

      Aerial view of the London railway bridge with some homes in view (especially tree-line Widder Street).

      River View and Railway Viaduct, St. Marys

      View of St. Marys bridges looking east from the West Ward. The Water Street bridge, the Wellington Street bridge, Church Street bridge and London railway bridge can be seen in this photograph along with Trout Creek.

      St. Mary's from the Water Tower Copyright, Canada, 1909, by R.W. Gray

      St. Marys from the Water Tower Copyright, Canada, 1909 by R.W. Gray

      Photo showing the London railway bridge going over Trout Creek. We are looking south up to St. George Street and can see the water tower in the distance. A little walking bridge can be seen going over Trout Creek as well.

      Photo of the CN railway line (showing the London bridge) with the Catholic Church seen in the background. The train station can be seen at the left in the photo as well as some houses in the background. The photo would have been taken sometime before 1938.

      Photo of the Thames River and the dam that ran across. The Sarnia railroad bridge can be seen in the background as well as the North Ward. The grandstand at the Flats is also visible.

      Photo of the dam and of the Sarnia Bridge viewed from the Queen Street bridge.

      Photo of the the dam (which gives St. Marys one of its many nicknames: Little Falls), with the Sarnia railroad bridge visible in the background.

      Trout Creek, and London Bridge, St. Mary's, Ont., Canada

      ST. MARYS, ONT., TAKEN FROM AN AEROPLANE COPYRIGHT, CANADA 1919 BY BISHOP BARKER CO. LIMITED, TORONTO

      Photo showing the Flats (now Milt Dunnell Field) with Chautauqua tents. The Presbyterian and Catholic Churches can be seen in the background on the hill. Click on the link at the side to read more about the Chautauqua movement.

      Photo taken in 1984 showing the dam, the Sarnia railway bridge and the Flats can also be seen with cars parked around (now called Milt Dunnell Field).