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    Original main street of Schreiber Ontario. McIntosh General Merchant on the corner.

    The Kam River Power Project was initiated to supply power to Fort William for its industries. The construction of the power plant at Kakabeka Falls in 1906 provided employment for over 600 workers. T

    Also P3520

    copy of original

    George Murdock McLeod and his faithful dog Brownie, take to the rails on a railbike (velocipede), somewhere along the Pee-Dee (Port Arthur Duluth & Western Railway).

    A before and after view of the steamship SS Monarch. She was shipwrecked on Dec. 7, 1906 on Isle Royale, MN.

    Portrait of George Clavet, who began his Northwestern Ontario career as a grocery clerk at Silver Islet. He moved to Prince Arthur's Landing (later Port Arthur) in 1875 and started a grocery store on

    Port Arthur - city in Ontario population 12,000 - 1906

    City of Port Arthur, Ontario population 12,000 - 1906

    City of Port Arthur, Ont. Population 12,000 1906.

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 28 May 1906     Full text available on microfilm

    Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library

Ontario Department of Mines, 1906     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Ontario Department of Mines, 1906     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Ontario Department of Mines, 1906     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Geological Survey of Canada, 1906     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Geological Survey of Canada, 1906     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 22 Jun 1906     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 21 Jun 1906     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 5 Jun 1906     Full text available on microfilm