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    Black and white photograph of a marching band proceeding down a Fort William street, most likely Syndicate Avenue near the former train station.

    Black and white photograph of one of the floats in the Coronation Week Parade held on May 10, 1937 proceeding down Syndicate Avenue.

    Black and white photograph of the 'Scouts Around the Empire' Float in the Coronation Day parade held in Fort William, just about to pass by Lim's Cafe, 117 Syndicate Avenue South.

    Patron Comment: Definitely a float in the Coronation Day Parade on Syndicate Avenue in Fort William on May 10, 1937. A similar float appears in the Times Journal, May 13, 1937, p. 3.

    Black and white photograph of the 'Italian Branch of the Canadian Legion' Float proceeding down Syndicate Avenue during the Coronation Day Parade on May 10, 1937.

    Black and white photograph of the 'God Save the King' Float in the Fort William Coronation Day parade on May 10, 1937, proceeding down Syndicate Avenue.

    Patron Comment: This is the Chinese National League Float from the Coronation Day Parade in Fort William, May 10, 1937. I believe that the street in this instance is Simpson Street, as it resembles t

    Black and white photograph of the Central School located in Port Arthur, Ontario.

    This is the camp of Texas Gulf in Kidd Township when the big strike was made. This image was taken from a helicopter.

    Black and white photograph of an unknown steamship sitting the harbour.

    From back of photo: This was the home I built in 1936 at Wendigo Gold Mines. The youngster is our son David who is now the Mining Claim Inspector out of Thunder Bay, 1936.

    Black and white photograph of White`s Rexall Drug Store during the Fort William Winter Carnival which took place January 31 to February 3, 1949.

    Tree length slasher made in Thunder Bay at Nesco.

    Great Lakes Paper Mill. The original kraft pulp mill started up in 1966; now adding on to it.

    Pulp and paper camp 603 in Graham, Ontario.

    Arthur Street, Port Arthur, Ontario, 1930s or 1950s.

    The Jack Knife bridge over the Kaministiquia River, Fort William, Ontario.

    Staff building, 1957, from the Great Lakes Paper Company.

    Storage shed, 1957. Great Lakes Paper Company.

    Tugboat and log boom.