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    This photograph depicts the "M & A" Store during the flood of 1974 that took place in Paris, Ont. The original photo was provided by Barbara Sparks.

    This photograph depicts the flood in Paris, Ont., in 1974. The original photo was provided by Barbara Sparks.

    This photographs depicts the flood in Paris, Ont., in 1974. The original photo was provided by Barbara Sparks.

    This photograph shows the 1948 flood of the Grand River. J.D. Smith's Saw Mill is on the left. This photograph was provided by Ann Gaunt during a Digital Preservation Day event (May 10-13, 2011) held

    This is a photograph of the flood of the Grand River which occurred in May 1942. This photograph shows the end of County Road 18 (formerly Blossom Ave.). The original picture was provided by Brian Co

    This picture shows an aerial view of the Grand River flood in March 1948. The Hannan Paint and Varnish company is on the left and the J.D. Smith Saw Mill is on the right. This photograph was provided

    This photograph shows the Grand River flood of 1974 in Glen Morris, Ont., at 7 Dawson Road. This photograph was provided by Ann Gaunt during a Digital Preservation Days event (May 10-13, 2011) held b

    This photograph depicts J. D. Smith's lumber yard in Glen Morris during the flood of 1929. The original photo is held by the County of Brant Public Library.

    This photograph shows the 1948 flood of the Grand River. J.D. Smith's Saw Mill is on the left. This photograph was provided by Ann Gaunt during a Digital Preservation Day event (May 10-13, 2011) held

    This photograph depicts a major flood on the Penmans Limited factory property, probably the April 1912 Nith River flood. The distinctive chimney spire of Penmans No. 1 is visible in the background.

    This photograph shows the 1948 flood of the Grand River in Glen Morris. The J.D. Smith Saw Mill is on the left. This photograph was provided by Ann Gaunt during a Digital Preservation Days event (May

    This photograph shows the 1912 Nith River flood which submerged the first several floors of the Penman Manufacturing Co.'s factories. This image was printed on the fortieth page of photographs in At