Canal Fest 2004 Gallery
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| Theresa Smith, leader of St. Joseph's Youth Group, instructs kids from float while waiting on Grove Street in Tonawanda for the parade to begin. Float created as a joint project for the Museum by the Niagara Frontier Junior Girl Scouts and St. Joseph's Youth Group. Photo courtesy of Museum volunteer Director Donna Zellner Neal. Float was a canal boat carrying Uncle Sam stirring the ethnic melting pot in the world port of North Tonawanda. Note "NT History Museum" on back of the shirts of the float participants. |
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Members of St. Joseph's Youth Group and Niagara County Junior Girls Scouts prepare for Canal Fest parade on July 20, 2004, with Uncle Sam keeping a watchful eye. Banner being held up reads, "North Tonawanda History Museum."Photo courtesy of Museum volunteer Director Donna Zellner Neal. |
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| Logo Design Contest Prize Winners: Allegra Schmidt, Tiffany Pichette, Audrey Marshall, and Ray Torres in the Skill Buick convertible during the Canal Fest parade. Photo courtesy of Museum member, volunteer, and Director Donna Zellner Neal. |
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| In preparation prior to the parade, volunteers hold up the Museum's banner. Photo courtesy of Museum member, volunteer, and Director Donna Zellner Neal. |
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| Presentation of savings bonds to Logo Design Contest Prize Winners, July 21st during Canal Fest. Presenters at right: Malcolm Needler, Donna Burgio, William Davignon -- Center: Donna Zellner Neal -- Left: Winners and one teacher -- Photo courtesy of Museum member, volunteer, and Director Donna Zellner Neal. |