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    In 1890, Black Auntie, a wood burning locomotive, brought passengers to Stanley Park for a picnic. Picnickers were transported by flatcar or boxcar for the day. The locomotive pushed the flatcar so t

    A group portrait of 14 men posing in voyageur-type costume of capots, toques, sashes and snowshoes.

    View of Charles Doyle and his horse, George Boy, as seen outside a home in Port Arthur.

    A copy of the Canadian Pacific Railway Annotated Time Table Calendar for 1892.

    A copy of the Transontinetal Rail Route Stations descriptive notes. Each of the train stops in the area was described, if it was a refreshment station, flag station, when the trains left and how many

    A post card of Walker's Lake, showing a boating party.

    An aerial shot of Schreiber in the 1890's. The graveyard is visible in the lower left quadrant.

    A black and white photo of several buildings comprising Silver Islet Mine. A cribbing protects the mine from Lake Superior.

    Also P3446

    A portrait of John McKellar, first mayor of the town of Fort William. John McKellar was the first mayor of Fort William and served from 1892 to 1898. John Mckellar died in 1900. In his memory, his br

    Also P3487

    P3491

    Photo of the Fort William CPR yard looking south-west from a point near Simpson Street in 1892. In the background, you can see grain elevators A, B, and C.

    A group portrait of three young men, ca 1890. Two are identified as Jack Meahen (perhaps Meehan) and Gorman Ferguson. The third is not identified. See also photo entitled 'Six young men, Port Arthur

    A photo of six young men, obviously having a good time, around the turn of the century in Port Arthur, Ontario, ca 1890. Gorman Ferguson also appears in the photo entitled 'Jack Meahen, Gorman Fergus

    A foresters' picnic along the Port Arthur Duluth Western Railway during the 1890's. The tripod in the photo belongs to J.F.Cooke. The picnic would end up at Stanley Park, near Kakabeka Falls. The tra

    Members of the Ontario Legislature, newspaper journalists from throughout the province, and various dignitaries pose for this photograph at W.S. Piper's farm in Slate River. The MLA's, who traveled v

    Also P3483

    People standing outside a mine office building. There are also silver bars stacked outside.

    Black and white photograph of a procession of bicyclers parading down the main street in Port Arthur in celebration of the Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee on June 22, 1897, which was declared a publ