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    Various booklets given to guests at high school graduation ceremonies.

    This engine and passenger train provided the town of Schreiber a bit of amusement when, in the summer of 1993 during Heritage Days, it was used to transport locals for a quick trip to Marathon, remin

    Grey and blue baseball cap given to CPR employees in the Algoma district. Text on cap reads: #1 in 96 CPR Field Operations Safety Algoma District

    Black and light brown cotton baseball cap with a monochromatic version of the CPR beaver logo. The cap commemorated safety in the Lakes District Field Ops.

    A panoramic view of Schreiber in the fall of 1996. Used in the brochure for 1997 'You're on the right track', designed and printed by Schreiber Heritage and Tourism Committee. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w

    Schreiber Public Library, located on the corner of Scotia and Subway Streets, was previously used as a medical centre. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    Schreiber Heritage Days in July 1996. Unveiling of Schreiber locomotive with Reeve Bob Krause and Ray Gionet, Schreiber Tourism and Heritage Committee. Photo used in brochure 'You're on the right tra

    Colour photograph of a First Nations man dancing in Pays Plat.

    Colour photograph of a First Nations man dancing in Pays Plat.

    Colour photograph of a First Nations celebration in Pays Plat.

    Colour photograph of a First Nations man dancing in Pays Plat.

    Information compiled by Ray Gionet with information gathered by James E. Isbester. Consists mainly of letters and correspondence about Mr.s Isbester's grandfather who Schreiber was originally named.

    A black and white photograph of the Northern Store on Scotia Street.

    A black and white photograph of Garritys on Scotia Street.

    A black and white photograph of Spadoni Part Department and Garage which was located on Winnipeg Street.

    A black and white photograph of Spadoni's Main Office that was located on Manitoba Street.

    A black and white photograph of the old Municipal Centre that was located on the corner of Scotia and Winnipeg Street.

    A black and white photograph of the Town Hall that was located on Scotia Street.

    A black and white photograph of St. Andrew's United Church located on Winnipeg Street.

    A black and white photograph of St. John's Anglician Church that is located on Winnipeg Street.