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Provided by the Fort Erie Museum
1982 - The B-1 station is moved to the Fort Erie Railroad Museum from its former location near the International Bridge. (Times-Review, May 19, 1982)
1990 - Fire destroys the Power House Border Cafe on Queen St., Fort Erie. This Spanish Colonial Revival building had been the headquarters of Canadian Niagara Power from 1928 to 1985. (Many Voices II, Fort Erie, Ont.:Fort Erie Historical Museum, 2004, p. 310)