Southwestern Ontario Digital Image Archive
Assumption College Baseball Team c1931
Ferry Landing, Windsor, Canada, 1914
Southeast Corner Of University Avenue West And Pelissier Street, October 1960
Cleary Auditorium And Memorial Convention Hall, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Intersection Of Pitt Street East And Goyeau Street, Looking Northwest, October 1956
Assumption University Library, Looking South Towards The Circulation Desk And Entrance
King Edward Nurse's Station
Ambassador Bridge Construction: Raising The First Footwalk Cable
Windsor Collegiate Institute Girls Basketball Team 1905
Windsor Market On A Busy Day, Windsor, Canada
City Hall, Windsor, Canada.
Division Street North, Showing Brown And Wigle's Woollen Mills, Kingsville, Canada
Boblo Island Park, Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
West Side Of Busy Christina Street In Downtown Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Fire Hall, Windsor, Ont., Canada
Walkerville, Ontario, Canada. The Home Of "Canadian Club" Whisky. Distillery Offices, Malt Houses And Grain Elevator
Erie Street South, Leamington, Ont., Canada 1910
Northern Navigation Co.'s Docks, Sarnia, Ont., Canada
Welcome to the Southwestern Ontario Digital Image Archive, a multi-faceted resource hosted by the Leddy Library at the University of Windsor. It is dedicated to assisting faculty, students, and other researchers in their exploration of southwestern Ontario history and culture.
This region has a long and rich history. This history encompasses habitation by Aboriginal groups, early French settlement led by Cadillac, the Jesuit mission to the Huron/Wyandotte Nation, Black fugitive settlement, and the vital role of the underground railway. In the later 19th and early 20th centuries, the region was a hub for industrial development and an important area for the study of management/labour relations in Canada.