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Art database - Browsing Subjects - 'Monuments ' (9 found) Mark  1. Title  Brock's Monument Destroyed as it Appeared May 9th 1841 Creator  Kirley, Rob J Description  Lower Niagara River and Queenston Heights Type  Still Image Medium  Watercolour Date  May 9, 1841. Call Number  WC 191 2. Title  Brock's Monument Destroyed [Queenston Heights] Creator  Bowen, Rosemary Description  The first Brock Monument destroyed 1842 due to an explosion ; Type  Still Image Medium  Watercolour Call Number  WC M1 3. Title  Brock's Monument [from the American side] Type  Still Image Creator  Bartlett, W. H. Medium  Coloured engraving on paper Description  Village of Queenston on far side of the lower Niagara River (right) ; Call Number  13 4. Title  Brock's Monument at Queenston Heights Park Type  Still Image Medium  Pen and ink on paper 5. Title  Edward Prince of Wales at Dedication of New Brock's Monument Creator  Kirley, Rob J Type  Still Image Medium  Watercolour Date  ca 1860/08/01 Call Number  WC 205 6. Title  General Brock's monument above Queenston Type  Still Image Creator  Watkis, R. Contributor  Bartlett, W. H. Medium  Coloured engraving on paper Description  Village of Queenston (right) and the lower Niagara River leading out to Lake Ontario in the extreme background ; Call Number  4 7. Title  Queenston [Brock's Monument in background] Creator  Armytage, J. C. Type  Still Image Medium  Black and white engraving on paper 8. Title  Queenston Heights and Brock's Monument Creator  Kirley, Rob J Contributor  Bartlett, W. H. Description  Lower Niagara River flowing toward Lake Ontario Type  Still Image Medium  Watercolour Date  ca 1838 (original) Call Number  WC 207 9. Title  View of Queenston and Brock's Monument ("Cliff Village") Creator  Unknown Type  Still Image Medium  Oil on canvas Date  1860.

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