What's New: Sault Ste. Marie Historical Images

	"Industrial Strongholds at Sault St. Marie." - 1903 - Courtesy Public Archives of Canada
	"Red River Expedition - Ste. Marie Village" In Canadian Illustrated News. Montreal, July 9, 1870 p.21 Courtesy Public Archives of Canada
	Postcard - "The honeymoon channel" Honey Harbour, Georgian Bay
	"The Soo Rapids and Bridge" in Dominion Illustrated.
	"Pow-wow Garden River Reserve on the St. Marie River." by SP Hall
	"View from St. Joseph Island" by JJ Bigsby
	American Customs, Nov 10, 1963 10 Nov 1963
	American Locks - WM Dunlop original
	American Locks - WM Dunlop original
	Alex Muir School Jr & Sr grades 1925 - 1926 - Donated by K. Climie
	Ojibway Indians gathering wild rice in Wisconsin
	"Sugar Island, Georgian Bay, ON" by TM Martin
	Carved Indian grave, Garden River, 1937
	Dawson Block, built in 1898
	Civic War Memorial
	Aerial view of the International Bridge at Sault Ste. Marie showing diagonally from the lower right.
	Hiawatha play, 1920
	Unknown male
	Lake boat, The "Alberta", showing engine at back of vessel. A WM Dunlop Original
	Soo Dredging and Construction co. ASC, Ore dock - 1914
	Train crossing railway bridge, which was built in 1887. A WM Dunlop copy
	Possibly Michipicoten
	Northern navigation co. steamer passing sailor's encampment. 1937
	Freighter "Lemoyne" CSL, world's record carrier
	The "T.R. McLagan" Canada Steamship Lines
	Freighters docked
	Grave of Lucy Johnston - 1867 - 1953
	Grave of Howard Lewis Johnston - 1854 - 1933
	Grave of John Johnston, Riverside cemetary, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
	Training ground for Sault troops - World War One
	Bruce Mines - 1870
	Hilton Beach Hotel
	Summer Home of Francis H. Clergue at Michipicoten Harbour.
	Unidentified sailing vessel
	S.S. Noronic at Locks, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
	Postcard - CPR Great lakes steamer in Canadian Lock at Sault Ste. Marie
	April 1903 Calendar Sault Locks - Upper left / Midland - Upper right / Tug towing schooner - Lower foreground
	Unidentified steamship
	First lock built in Canadian Sault - 1797
	"Morning of the Sault St. Mary's River CPR Steamer 'Algoma'." From an oil painting in the public archives of Canada