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    Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is a household (human) and farm (animal) remedy. It relieves lame back, blind and bleeding piles, scald head, cutaneous affections, neuralgia, bronchitis, pain in the back and joints, stiff joints, cuts, burns, sprains, chapped hands, etc.

    "The Lives of the Painters, Sculptors, and Architects" by Giorgio Vasari, Volumes One and Two. Another delicate item, on closer inspection, it would appear that these books survived a fire. Due to their delicateness, the pages cannot be opened.

    This is a typewriter.

    Medicines: Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, Puretest Boracic Acid, and Puretest Epsom Salt

    This medicine from the Rexall Drug store is a "safe, non-irritating, mild antiseptic…employed as a cleansing and healing agent in the…treatment of very many minor ailments", including cuts, sores, burns, and inflammatory conditions. Dissolved in warm water, it is an antiseptic wash, gargle, spray, or douche.

    This medicine from the Rexall Drug store is a purgative, laxative, or aperient. It is also a strong solution- When added to whitewash, it gives a beautiful whiteness to walls and ceilings.

    This is a typewriter with typewriter ribbons from the late 1800s, early 1900s.

    This is a handmade Egyptian art piece. It is a decoration to hang on your wall. Date unknown. It looks antique.

    This beautiful item is incredibly delicate. It is called a "Napoleonic Coach". In its present condition, it can easily fall to pieces. It appears to be handmade.

    "Terrace Bay Winter Storm Carnival" pin, possibly for winter carnival games or an ice skating carnival.

    "July 1st Was Our Worst, Labour Day Is Here To Stay" pin.

    This is a Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (1909) vintage car self-adhesive plaque from 1968. This is most likely part of a collection.

    This is a Bell & Howell microfiche reader. Microfiche is a sheet of microfilm, usually the size of a filing card, on which books, newspapers, documents, etc., can be recorded in miniaturized form.

    This is a Canon Universal Reader for microfilms. A microfilm is a film bearing a miniature photographic copy of printed or other graphic matter, usually of a document, newspaper or book pages, etc., made for a library, archive, or the like.

    These are Practical Engineering textbooks from 1912. Volume 1 is types of boilers, boiler fittings, boiler chemistry, and construction and design. Volume 2 is pipe fittings, heat and ventilating, steam engines, and steam turbines. Volume 3 is power plants, hydraulics, marine engineering, and gas and oil engines. Volume 4 is ...

    "L.W. Fenton Chief of Police" name plate. Wes Fenton was Chief of Police in Terrace Bay from July 1990 to December 2001.

    Signatures from Manager, Field Programs and Arnie O'Keefe.

    This very old map (1947-48) from the Bush Fire Brigade shows the Improvement District of Terrace Bay. The Municipality of Schreiber is also on this map, along with the Slate Islands.

    Field Archaeologist writes to Terrace Bay resident Mark Gerlach about Mr. Gerlach's archeological discovery. Mr. Gerlach found artifacts that, according to the archaeologist, were "a very important discovery."

    This newspaper article from the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News in 1985 talks about artifacts discovered by residents of Terrace Bay while hiking. According to one field archeologist, theirs was an important discovery. An archeological site was set up.