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	Port Dalhousie community, park and canal history
		Port Dalhousie has a rich heritage built on its association with the development of shipping on The Great Lakes, Agriculture, Commerce, Shipbuilding, Sports and The Park.
		Port Dalhousie owes its existence and growth to the building of the First Welland Canal, begun in 1824 and completed in 1829.
		The abundant growth of virgin timber at the water's edge and the proximity to the canal directly resulted in the birth and flourishment of this enterprise in Port Dalhousie and St. Catharines.
	www.portmemories.com /index.htm (2564 words)

	LAKE ONTARIO - LoveToKnow Article on LAKE ONTARIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		It lies between 43 11 and 440 I2 N. and 76 I2~ and 79 49 W., and is bounded on the N. by the province of Ontario and on the S. by the state of New York.
		Ports on the lake are limited in capacity to vessels drawing not more than 14 ft. of water.
		It accommodates vessels 255 ft. in length, with a draught of 14 ft. The Murray canal, opened for traffic on the 14th of April 1890, extends from Presquile bay, on the north of the lake, to the head of the bay of Quinte, and enables vessels to avoid 70 m.
	www.1911ency.org /O/ON/ONTARIO_LAKE.htm (849 words)

	Lighthouses of the Great Lakes
		The importance of Port Dalhousie was enhanced in 1829 with the opening of the Welland Canal.
		The port was the Lake Ontario entry to the first three canals.
		On the east breakwater in Port Dalhousie, Ontario.
	lighthouse.boatnerd.com /gallery/Ontario/PortDalhousieRanges.htm (169 words)

	Port Dalhousie, Ontario - Niagara - World Wonder & Wine Country - Southern Ontario Tourism
		Port Dalhousie, a small hamlet along the shores of Lake Ontario between Hamilton and Niagara on the Lake, traces its history back to first three Welland Canals, when it was used as the terminus on Lake Ontario for vessels plying the lakes.
		The canal ran from Port Dalhousie on Lake Ontario to Port Robinson on the Welland River.
		Sit on the patio of the Port Mansion, originally two hotels – The McGrath Hotel built by Bernard McGrath in 1860 and the Union Hotel, built by Nathan Pawling and enjoy the view of Lake Ontario and the 5 cent carousel in Lakeside Park.
	www.soto.on.ca /niagara_world_wonder_and_wine_country/port_dalhousie.html (416 words)

	Port Dalhousie Range Lights
		Port Dalhousie was the northern terminus of the Welland Canal from 1829 to 1932.
		By the turn of the century, the port was a popular destination for vacationers from Toronto, who enjoyed the beautiful parks and beaches of the area.
		In 1932, the Welland Canal's northern terminus was moved to Port Weller, and the importance of Port Dalhousie diminished.
	www.rudyalicelighthouse.net /OntLts/PtDlhous/PtDlhous.htm (233 words)

	Colonial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Ontario, or Upper Canada, was largely colonized by United Empire Loyalists, English people who were not interested in joining the independence movement of the United States.
		In addition to British nationalists there was a liberal smattering of Irish, Scots, Dutch, German and Huguenot French who brought with them concepts and attitudes from their own native lands.
		While many are, in Ontario, a lot of settlers were moving west from such places as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and this was where the inspiration came from.
	www.ontarioarchitecture.com /Colonial.htm (1107 words)

	PORT DALHOUSIE - ST CATHARINES - ONTARIO CRUISING CANADA canadian boating,cruising navigation harbors
		CAUTION an area of boulders and shoal waters lies along the westerly approach to Port Dalhousie 0.3 miles to the west of the piers with a depth of 5 feet extending 0.4 miles offshore.
		Port Dalhousie Light (539_ is located close to the end of the east pier from a square wooden tower with a green upper portion.
		Port Dalhousie is named for the then Govener General of Canada the Earl of Dalhousie.
	www.cruising.ca /guide/docs/gd-dalhou.html (800 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Port Dalhousie, Ontario
		A new development is in the works by PDVC (Port Dalhousie Vitalization Corp.) to build a 17 story condominium complex complete with a theatre and small hotel.
		The Architectural Conservancy of Ontario - St. Catharines Branch is presently raising funds to defend the Heritage Guidelines at The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB).
		Parts of the film The Skulls, starring Joshua Jackson and Paul Walker, was shot in Port Dalhousie at the Henley rowing course and along the pier.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Port_Dalhousie (473 words)

	Port Dalhousie, Ont.
		Lighthouse History : In 1852, the Front Range light was constructed at Port Dalhousie.
		Positioned at the end of a 1500 foot long pier, on the East side of the channel, the tapered square wood tower helps guide vessels into the Port Dalhousie Harbor.
		The light was automated in 1969 and now produces a white signal from an aircraft type beacon.
	www.midwestconnection.com /Lighthouses/lk_ontario/port_dalhousielt.htm (216 words)

	Port Dalhousie
		Port Dalhousie, was once a little village at the mouth of the Welland Canal and the site of the Muir Dry Docks that built sailing ships carrying cargo through the canals.
		What I like about Port is that you can roll from the end of one pier all the way over to the end of the other one.
		Port Dalhousie is easy to find - just follow the Niagara Parkway to Lakeshore Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake and go as far as you can on Lakeshore Road, turn right when Lakeshore becomes Ontario Street and you'll go right into Port Dahousie.
	www.accessibleniagara.com /attractions/portdalhousie.htm (445 words)

	Victorian
		In Ontario, a Victorian style building can be seen as any building built between 1840 and 1900 that doesn't fit into any of the aforementioned categories.
		It encompasses a large group of buildings constructed in brick, stone, and timber, using an eclectic mixture of Classical and Gothic motifs.
		This doorway is from the Port Mansion of 1857, and it's what most people think of when they hear the term Victorian.
	www.ontarioarchitecture.com /Victorian.htm (1300 words)

	about the great lakes
		It was rebuilt and powered by Muir at Port Dalhousie in 1938-39 but suffered further disaster at South Chicago July 26, 1943, when an explosion and fire killed the Captain, his son and two members of the crew.
		After discussions it was decided that Port Weller would undertake this expense and, it return, their lease would be extended to 21 years, with the option of another 21 years.
		The Quebec and Ontario Transportation Co., a subsidiary of Ontario Paper of nearby Thorold, had been using two aging consort barges to carry pulpwood to their docks.
	www.abouthegreatlakes.com /shipbuilding1.htm (3435 words)

	Brandi Jasmine's Digital Art Gallery - Jasmine's Carousel - Carousels of Southern Ontario - Port Dalhousie Carousel
		The Port Dalhousie carousel is a Looff menagerie carousel, four rows deep, with a gigantic lion, a small zebra, and several rams.
		Port Dalhousie is the perfect setting for an antique carousel.
		Port Dalhousie offers a perfect white-sand beach, with a small clutch of charming shops offering treats and gifts for travelers.
	www.brandijasmine.com /carousel/canada/ontario/pdc/pdc.html (277 words)

	Lighthouses
		The rear range Lighthouse in Port Dalhousie was built in 1898 and is now deactivated.
		A large feature in the village of Port Credit in Mississauga, Ontario is the historic lighthouse which was built in the 1800's and is situated on the banks of the Credit River.
		The Metis sur Mer lighthouse is situated on the banks of the St Lawrence River along the Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec.
	www.travel.hickerphoto.com /lighthouses-info.htm (580 words)

	Port Dalhousie Photo Gallery by Michael G at pbase.com
		Port Dalhousie Photo Gallery by Michael G at pbase.com
		Sunset and other images at Port Dalhousie (pronounced Port D'loozie) Ontario, Canada
		It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest.
	www.pbase.com /horatio124/p_dalhousie (44 words)

	Scotty Downrigger 2005 Tournament Series
		Port Dalhousie Pier Marina plays host and is located onthe Southwest shore of Lake Ontario.
		Their stable docks, clean bathrooms, fish cleaning facilities and most of all the indoor building that the presentations are heandled in, make the location seond to none when hosting a fishing tournament of this magnitude.
		From the standard downrigger to a dipsy diver program to planer boards with stick baists or even led core, the past winners will attest that year to year the programis different but all the more exciting.
	www.scottytournamentseries.com /tournament/portDalh.html (175 words)

	The City of St. Catharines
		Lakeside Park, located on Lake Ontario in the quaint "town" of Port Dalhousie, has been a major attraction since the turn of the century, with picnic areas, a pavilion, boardwalk, snack bar, swimming, change rooms, washrooms, playground equipment, and public docks for visiting boaters.
		Dalhousie Yacht Club, found across the park, offers reciprocal berthing agreements with other clubs.
		Port Dalhousie Marina, on the east side of the harbour, offers full service berths on a seasonal and occasional basis.
	www.stcatharines.ca /recreation/pt/lakeside_park.asp (224 words)

	Olson Foods + Bakery - About Us
		Olson Foods + Bakery is located in the heart of Port Dalhousie, Ontario, an historic lakeside town on the shores of Lake Ontario.
		Port Dalhousie is situated equidistant from Niagara’s two major wine regions: the Beamsville Bench and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the town is about 20 minutes from each area.
		“Port” is a welcoming place to stop, park and stroll around its lovely shops, boardwalk, vintage carousel (still 5 cents a ride) and restaurants.
	www.olsonfoodsandbakery.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16 (257 words)

	St. Catharines, Niagara, Ontario real estate, Port Dalhousie, Relocating to Canada
		The Port Dalhousie Marina at 905 646-5515, 80 Lighthouse Rd. and the St. Catharines Marina at Port Weller call 905 935-5522, Broadway St. near the Welland Canal.
		Ontario Jaycee Gardens - Overlooking the Henley Rowing Course, this is the city's largest horticultural park with more than 21 acres (0.08 km²) of meticulously landscaped gardens and flower displays.
		A partnership between the university and the Ontario Grape and Wine Industry established the city as a centre for cool-climate grape and wine research.
	www.sallydollar.com /Relocating_in_Niagara/page_609252.html (5104 words)

	Port Dalhousie Front Range Lighthouse - Port Dalhousie, Ontario @ US-Lighthouses.com
		This lighthouse sits at the end of a pier at a marina in Port Dalhousie.
		Its sister light, the Port Dalhousie Rear Range Light sits at the very beginning of this pier.
		The marina is also home to the Niagara College sailing club.
	www.us-lighthouses.com /displaypage.php?LightID=154 (139 words)

	Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts and the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame (Festival Performance Hall - Events ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Agnello was honoured with the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Corp d'Elite Award, "in recognition for outstanding contribution to the development of recreation in the province of Ontario." His dedication and commitment to his sport didn't go unnoticed as he received Coaching Karate Awards in 1974, 1981 and 1983.
		She won the French River Invitational in 1953, 54, 55 and 56 and the trophy was retired in her honour.
		She was recognized nationally for her work with young golfers and served as Chair of the Junior Golf Program for Northern Ontario and as Ambassador for Women’s Golf.
	www.stockeycentre.com /cwsc/events_all.php (4260 words)

	Democrat & Chronicle: Jetski adventurers conquer Lake Ontario
		It took less than a day for them to realize how much of an effect the trip would have, both on themselves and on the people they were to meet.
		The three women stopped at two beaches during the day before pulling into the marina at Port Dalhousie in Ontario, Canada, where they planned to camp out for the night.
		Word of the three women skiing around Lake Ontario spread so fast that help was waiting when the women encountered their first trouble.
	www.democratandchronicle.com /sports/general/08171I1HOV3_jetski17_general.shtml (1040 words)

	Port Dalhousie Rear Range Lighthouse - Port Dalhousie, Ontario @ US-Lighthouses.com
		Port Dalhousie Rear Range Lighthouse - Port Dalhousie, Ontario @ US-Lighthouses.com
		The sister lighthouse to the Port Dalhousie Front Range Light at the end of the pier.
		The pair of lighthouses sit in a marina at the end of Lighthouse Road.
	www.us-lighthouses.com /displaypage.php?LightID=155 (126 words)

	Wild Reels Sport Fishing
		Around late July we move to Port Burwell, Lake Erie to chase walleye and steelhead until the fall run for monster chinook salmon back on Lake Ontario, around September.
		A fat Port Burwell walleye, these make excellent table fare and are fun for any level of angler.
		A trophy Port Burwell steelhead, they put on great aerial shows and are full of energy they make for a challenging target.
	www.wildreels.com (268 words)

	Welland Ship Canal on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		WELLAND SHIP CANAL [Welland Ship Canal] 27.6 mi (44.4 km) long, SE Ont., Canada, connecting Lake Ontario with Lake Erie and bypassing Niagara Falls.
		Ontario's 'outdoor art museum'; Colorful murals tell the story of canal town.(TRAVEL)
		People from Great Lakes ports welcome cruise ship in person.(TRAVEL)
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/W/WellandS1.asp (353 words)

	The Official Page ONE Literary Newsletter Website
		Kimberley Tait: I was born and raised in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, but have always considered Port Dalhousie, Ontario, my hometown.
		Port Dalhousie is a small attachment to St. Catharines, situated right on the shores
		I spent the greater part of my childhood playing by the water, sailing boats, fishing, and listening to the lighthouse foghorn echoing across the harbor on misty summer mornings.
	www.pageonelit.com /interviews/KTait.html (2059 words)

	Sportsman's Resource - Ontario Charter Fishing Boats
		Ontario offers excellent freshwater fishing on four of the five Great Lakes, and there are many charter fishing boats that are available to take advantage of the wonderful fishing opportunities that these four Great Lakes provide.
		Charter fishing boats are available for fantastic fishing on Lake Ontario from the communities of Kingston, Port Credit, Port Hope, Toronto, Cobourg, and Gloucester.
		The captains of these charter fishing boats consistently provide their clients with outstanding action for salmon, steelhead, brown trout, and lake trout.
	www.sportsmansresource.com /fchartersxxontario.htm (208 words)

	2005 Cruise Trip 3 Logs
		Angela and I flew to Buffalo, NY and took a shuttle van to Port Dalhousie Pier Marina.
		Apparently that used to be the route of the Welland Canal at an earlier date.
		The dripless shaft seal on the port side shaft had split in about three places, and water was pouring in.
	www.inlandcruising.com /Logs/2005/2005CruiseTrip3.htm (4259 words)

	Directions
		From Niagara/U.S. Travelling on the QEW, exit at Ontario Street (exit #47) in St. Catharines.
		Turn left on Ontario Street to Lakeport Road.
		Turn left onto Lakeport and follow the signage to Port Dalhousie.
	www.portdalhousie.com /default.asp/id/26/rt/1 (84 words)

	Toronto Trails \| Toronto Parks \| Ontario
		Find trails near Toronto Ontario, including Toronto parks, Toronto walks and Toronto bike paths.
		Plans are to extend the trail east from...
		Welland Canal Explorer: Port Dalhousie, St Catharines and...
	www.trails.com /city-trails.asp?keyword=Toronto&state=ON (477 words)

	Wooton House Bed & Breakfast, B&B Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, Niagara-on-the-Lake
		Wooton House Bed and Breakfast, BandB Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, Niagara-on-the-Lake
		Wooton House on the Water is especially attractive to visitors seeking serenity, simplicity, privacy and natural beauty.
		Port Dalhousie boasts easy access to a whole panorama of recreational, cultural and sightseeing activities that Niagara has to offer.
	www.wootonhouse.com (216 words)

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