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    Schreiber High School under construction in 1924. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    This is a photograph of the third CPR station in Schreiber, ca 1924. It is presently standing (in 1998). 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    A class photo of Schreiber elementary school children, taken Nov. 11, 1922. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    A photograph showing the construction of the CPR railway turntable at Schreiber, Ontario.

    In the 1920's, Scotia Street was the main business section in Schreiber, Ontario. The photo was printed backwards. The large version of the photo has been flipped to show the corrected view.; b&w pho

    1st Row, Front to Back: June Hawk, Margaret Anderson, Joe Harris, Bea Kannegesser Vivian Bamforth, Mona Varren. 2nd Row, front to back: Toini Koski, George Moon, Hazel McChristie, Jack Bottomley, Fre

    Teacher: Miss Annie Matheson Row 1: Verona Bamforth, Norman McCuaig, John Jarva, Alex Kanneigiesser Jerry Priske. Row 2: Theresa Gagne, Glenelva Partridge, Helen Freeman, Henry Beaucage Row 3: Mary 0

    A celebration at the Elk's Hall in 1923.

    A letter to John Handel describing this duties in town and how much he would get paid a month.

    Walker's Lake, Schreiber Ontario.

    Train track at Schreiber's East End.

    Ice covered Schreiber Beach at Lake Superior. One man in the picture.

    Black and white photograph commemorating the visit to Schreiber Shuniah Lodge.

    A newsletter from the church talking about how the building needs to be bricked. Exactly what church is unknown.

    A pamphlet from St. Andrew's United Church for Easter Service on April 4th, 1926.

    A copy of a photograph of Mrs.. J.E. Nesbitt, Helena and Lillian

    Present C.P.R. Station that was built in 1924. View is of the back of the building, next to the tracks.

    United Church (Presbyterian Church renovated) in 1921. The Methodist and Presbyterian churches joined together to create the St. Andrews United Church.

    A photograph of the original Public School.

    A group of men posing for a photograph during a baseball game. The gentleman standing on the left is Jack Weber, who was born in 1908. His parents were Walter and Sarah Weber who lived on Scotia Stre