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Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Part of Lost Villages Museum Collection
Robertson Creek at Highway #2 – c. 1954
Aerial view of Maple Grove, on Cornwall Canal
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Aerial view of Maple Grove, on Cornwall Canal – c. 1954
Milton & Golda Matheson's home
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Milton & Golda Matheson's home at Maple Grove, with cars parked on Cities Service station parking lot – photo pre-1956
St. Lawrence Power Operator's home (1/3)
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St. Lawrence Power Operator's home being moved through Mille Roches on July 18, 1956, to Bethune Street, Long Sault. The Provincial Paper Mill water tower is shown to the left of the house in this photo. This is one of the two Hydro Operators' homes moved out of Maple Grove to Long Sault in 1956. The Hydro operators worked at the St. Lawrence Power Co. sub-station, there. Because of their close proximity to the new Saunders Power Dam construction site, the two homes were lifted off their foundations around April 10, 1956, as the accompanying photo will attest, and sat in a relocated location at Maple Grove for over three months. This house was the second house moved into Long Sault, and it became Ontario-Hydro's relocation office at 35 Bethune Avenue. Its identity number was SL 701, and it was moved to Lot 366 in Townsite #2 on July 18, 1956, and placed on its new foundation the following day. A Benns family lived in this house shortly after being used as the Hydro office, then the Taplay family. David and Linda Synott and family lived here for many years. In 2021, Mario and Amy Kraemer Gibeault and family call this Seaway house their "Home".
St. Lawrence Power Operator's home (2/3)
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St. Lawrence Power Operator's home being moved through Mille Roches on July 19, 1956, to Bethune St. in Long Sault. Albert and Maude Alkerton's home on left, and Mille Roches IGA store sign on right
MPP and Mayor at Moses-Saunders Power Dam site
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Moses-Saunders Power Dam site. MPP Peter & Mrs. Manley, third and fourth from left; Cornwall Mayor Archie & Mrs. Myrtle Lavigne, third and fourth from right
Construction of Diversion Canal and Dyke
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Construction of Diversion Canal and Dyke opening structure at Maple Grove – photo c. 1956
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Winter scene of St. Lawrence Power Operator's home at Maple Grove – c. pre-1956
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Moses-Saunders Power Dam construction at Maple Grove. New transmission towers completed – c. 1957
Construction at Maple Grove (1/2)
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Construction photos at Maple Grove – pre-1958