Tourism Sarnia-Lambton and the Oil Heritage Project Coordinator greatly acknowledges the contributions of the following individuals and organizations for their financial assistance, their overwhelming generosity to share their compositions, photos and art credits in the production of this site and its accompanying printed material.
Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Government of Ontario
Doors Open Ontario and the Ontario Heritage Trust
Ontario Visual Heritage Project, Sarnia-Lambton: Just Passing Through
Anderson, Jim and Dwayne. Unseen Wonder of the World: The St. Clair Railroad Tunnel. Albert Baines, Baines Machine and Repair Shop
Donna Barnes
Shauna Carr
Connie Bell, Oil Museum of Canada
Bradshaw Collection
Brown’s Graphics and Printing Inc., Petrolia
Chatham-Kent Tourism
Caroline Craig, Mary Prendiville, Sara Thompson and Don Hewson, UWO Research Park
Martin Dillon www.petroliaheritage.com
Elder, Gerry. Fascinating Facts and Tunnel Treatise: A Collection of Papers on the St. Clair River Railway Tunnel.
Charlie Fairbank
Hey 2000 (History, Education, Youth) Mayor’s Sarnia 2000 Committee.
Nancy Keys, Victoria Playhouse Petrolia
Steve Loxton, Lost Lambton
Bob McCarthy
Pat McGee |
Donna McIlmoyle, Petrolia Discovery
Mark Moran and the entire staff at The “Biggest Little Paper in Canada,” Daytripping in Southern Ontario
Carly Nienhuis, Lesley Woods, Vicky Praill, Beverley Horodyski, Leona Allen, Kathryn White and John Dickson of Tourism Sarnia-Lambton
Robert Tremain, County of Lambton
Village of Oil Springs
Nora Penhale
Town of Petrolia
Phelps, Edward. Sarnia: Gateway to Bluewaterland. Windsor Publications (Canada) Limited, 1987.
Richard Poore and Wendy Cornelis, Imperial Theatre
George Rosema
Sarnia Observer
Scott, David E. Ontario Place Names. 4th Edition, Expanded and Updated. DESPUB, 2004.
Spirit of Bothwell
Ann Stirling, Lawrence House Centre for the Arts
Liz Welsh and the Town of Petrolia Heritage Committee www.petroliaheritage.com
Clara Wortner, Bothwell-Zone Museum
Web designers and contributors to all accompanying websites and links.
Disclaimer: Tourism Sarnia-Lambton has done their utmost to provide a comprehensive list of credits and information. If there are any errors or omissions we apologize and ask you to please notify us so that the situation may be remedied. With the wealth of information already in circulation on the Oil Heritage District of Lambton County and the birth of the oil industry I encourage you to immerse yourself in it. There are countless websites and books and physical sites to visit. It will open up so many more worlds just waiting to be explored. |
