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    The Sault Ste. Marie Pulp and Paper Mill decorated with a "Welcome to Algoma" sign for the 1899 Legislative Tour of Algoma. A horse drawn carriage is visible in the foreground.

    Mrs. (Reddy) Guerard (Mary Ann Erikkila), 1934, Port Arthur

    Black and white portrait photograph of Mrs. A.J. McComber in 1939.

    McCutchon's home at College and Arthur Streets, Port Arthur, Ontario.

    A fleet of the first 1953 Mercury trucks in front of the Kellough's Dairy, Fort William, Ontario. Located on the corner of Victoria and Selkirk.

    A view of a motor boat on the Kam River.

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    Catholic Church and convent.

    Man on left of the photograph is Billy Oikonen, founder of Oikonen's Taxi, corner of Cumberland Street and Pearl Street, Port Arthur, Ontario.

    Unidentified school house, Port Arthur, Ontario.

    Oikonen's Taxi cabs and drivers on Cumberland Street, Port Arthur, Ontario. Unidentifed taxi drivers in foreground. Twin city Cafe in background.

    Black & white photo of Russ McKenzie Lumber Co. which is close to American border. Mr. Frank Sitch is in the photo.

Chronicle-Journal, 15 Sep 2012, E6     full text available on microfilm

Times - News (Thunder Bay), 8 Jul 1985     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Roads Full text available on microfilm

    Photograph was previously unidentified. Description provided by Lieutenant Colonel David Ratz.

Lakehead Living, 12 Jun 1979     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Aeronautics - Lakehead Flying School Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 27 Feb 1978     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Water Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 3 Jan 1990, p. 13     Full text available on microfilm. Please email reference@tbpl.ca for a scanned copy to be sent to you.

    Permission to use this photograph was given to the library by the donor.

    Contributed to the World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project.