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    A photograph of 4 women on a curling team.

    Black and white class photograph.

    A Japanese Internment Camp, during World War II, outside of Schreiber, about 2 miles east on Highway 17. There were other internment camps besides Angler and Neys in the area. There was a large camp on Killala Lake road, north from Neys, that housed Japanese Canadians from B.C. who had ...

    This is the second CPR station in Schreiber, east of the present Town Hall. b&w photo

    St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber Ont. Lovelady Studio Port Arthur, Ont.

    The highway between Schreiber and Rossport, Ontario Canada

    Members of C.A.S. pose for a photograph.

    Members of the C.A.S - Mrs. Anderson - Chairperson, J. Herbert Dawson - Director, Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire - Sec'ty Treasure, Gerry Litt - Caseworker.

    July 1960

    From left to right: _Patsy, Lil Bryson, _Partridge. Schreiber women pose for a photo outdoors.

    Eddie Carmody

    A series of photographs attached to one another to show Schreiber. The whole image was torn in half, this half is showing the northwest side of Schreiber.

    Black and white photograph of the the First World War veterans of Schreiber, Ontario.

    Black and white photograph of a group of people posing at an unknown event.

    Black and white image of an unknown object and location. Possibly could be a photo of a steam locomotive in a shed that has been burned in a fire.

    Black and white photograph of an unknown area near Schreiber, Ontario.

    Schreiber main street looking north down Winnipeg St., from the corner of Scotia St. McIntosh Store is on the corner. It was built in the late 1800's, and is now Spadoni's Store (1998). 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    At Ibsters Landing, Schreiber Beach, a Rossport boat bringing people to a Sunday picnic. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    Street scene looking east down Scotia St., across from the ravine. 'Church of the Guardian Angels', built in 1889, is to the left of the new 'Holy Angels' Catholic Church. Both churches were built by Jesuit priests. Postcard written July 1911. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    Schreiber beach picnic, Rossport Sunday boating party.; b&w photo