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    At the manor, Port Arthur, Ontario. (St. Joseph's Manor?)

Chronicle-Journal, 16 Feb 2011, A4     full text available on microfilm

    Photograph of Gene Campbell, Red Lake, 1974. Eugenia Nadia Campbell (1910-1989), long resident of the Red Lake District, known as "Gramma Gene". She was the widow of George Whitney Campbell, one of t

    Aerial photograph of Terrace Bay.

    A photograph of a logging skid.

    Bourke's Drug Store, Victoria Avenue, Fort William, Ontario circa 1920. From left to right: Slack, Skea, Palko, Montgomery and Wood.

Chronicle-Journal, 7 Aug 2009, A1     regional investors ; new oil field device ; split ball blowout preventer valve ; never marketed and developed ; millions lost ; lawsuit ; Alberta ; Northwestern Ontario ; Thunder Bay

Thunder Bay Business, 1 Apr 1999, p. 4     Full text available in print.

Independence, 1 Dec 1995, p. 10     Full text available on microfilm.

Chronicle-Journal, 10 Feb 1997, A3     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 20 Jun 2011, A3     full text available on microfilm

    Black and white photograph of early Port Arthur pioneer W.P. Cooke. Cooke served 26 years on town council and many more on Street Railway Commission.

    Black and white photograph of possibly the town of Schreiber.

    Beginning of the Cameron Falls settlement, taken from the generating station.

    The school that was; now housing the administration offices of Cameron Falls and P&C Personnel of Nipigon.

    Boat on Cloud Bay.

    Postcard of the Jacknife Bridge, located above the Kaministiquia River. This postcard, which was distributed by the Northland Specialty Co., reads "This view shows the CPR Bascule Bridge (counter-wei

    Black and white photograph portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lampshire.

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    First trolley bus, Port Arthur, Ontario.