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    Several camps used by the men building the highway.

    S curve on Schreiber/Terrace Bay highway. In Schreiber East End, you can see cemetery fence, Bottomley's house and Geo Bailey's house.

    A group of people walking down the road leaving Coldwell.

    Photo #12 of 16 loose photos, taken by Mr. Everett, not in scrapbooks.

    Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's Book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Some Jackfish men on the road Front Lt-Rt: T. Sato, I. Wakimoto, F. Kariya, Y. Shimoda, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima, N. Kai

    Photocopy of a group of Japanese-Canadian internees at Camp Black, near Schreiber, Ontario. See enlarged photo for details on individuals in photograph.

    Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Front Row Lt-Rt: K. Kubota, T. Sugai. J. Ito Back Row Lt-Rt: S. Nakamura, Y/ Shimoda, T. Goto, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima,

    Photocopy of a news article entitled "Japs Reach New Home Near Schreiber".

    Photocopy of a photograph that shows a Japanese-Canadian internment camp from above. Caption reads: The Japanese who agreed to "relocation" in Ontario were temporarily housesd in a Germna POW camp at

    Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Front Lt-Rt: M. Isoshima, T. Goto, G. Kenno Backrow Lt-Rt: F. Kagawa, S. Nakashima A Few more Jackfish men

    Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Jackfish Camp S.W. 5-3 May 1942 Courtesy of THE EXILES by Yon Shimizu Owned by The Schreiber Public Library

    Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Schreiber Camp S.W. 5-5 & Garden 1943 Courtesy of THE EXILES by Yon Shimizu Owned by The Schreiber Public Librar

    Photocopy of image found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles", showing the locations of Japanese-Canadian internment camps in the area north of Lake Superior.

    This photograph is part of the Photographs Local History album.

    This photograph appears to show the construction of the Mill Road off of Highway 17 (which had not yet been completed).

    This is a black and white photograph of a man with a microphone. He appears to be at the Club House at the Terrace Bay Golf Course. Perhaps this is a photograph of the official opening of the golf co

    September 17, 1960 was the official opening of the Trans-Canada Highway from Sault Ste. Marie to the Lakehead.

    The photograph in this postcard shows Elizabeth Avenue, a street in Terrace Bay, from the 1950s. This is a letter from Clara, a resident living in Terrace Bay in 1954, to her parents. Clara writes: l