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    A winter view of Bankfield Mine looking west. Note the water line running to the water tower serving both Bankfield and Tombill Mines. The Bankfield Gold Mines began shaft-sinking in 1934, and three

    Black and white photograph of Walker's Lake Road covered in snow.

    Scramony - Wedding of Em and Renold Alcorn on January 27, 1940.

    Snow covered Scotia street in the winter of 1946.

    Schreiber residents pose for a photograph while they walk.

    A young child and dog sitting on a frozen lake.

    Another reminder of the hardships that the people of the North had to endure to survive the cold winters near Terrace Bay, Ontario.

    Assortment of ice picks that were used on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

    Black and white aerial photograph of a moving train on the Canadian Pacific Railroad in the wintertime.

    Traditional wooden snowshows bound together with sinew and red thread.

    Black and white photograph of Charlie Wilson and Sam Fournier shoveling snow in front of the subway in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Photograph shows a team of horses and a log puller during The Depression. The horses were used to plough a road to the highway camps where married men worked for $10 per month and single men worked f

    Ice covered Schreiber Beach at Lake Superior. One man in the picture.

    A photograph showing how much snow Schreiber received in March of 1950.

    A winter view of Schreiber taking from the hills that surround the town.

    A view of Schreiber from the hills, from a different angle.

    A view of Schreiber in the winter, from another angle.

    Photograph shows a view of the front street in Schreiber in the wintertime. Notice that the photo is printed backwards.

    A group of people walking in the winter near the Roman Catholic Church. Post card written to Mrs. Jas Dillion from Sarah Caroylib.

    A photograph of multiple metal fence-like structures in Schreiber. The fences were presumably for either fox-farming or for a mink ranch.