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    A view of the first office building at the Lake Sulphite Pulp and Paper Co., taken on May 7, 1937. The two men in the photo are unidentified.

    The possible presence of copper deposits in the Manitouwadge area was first indicated in a report by James Thomson, a field geologist of the Ontario Department of Mines. In late June 1953, Roy Baker

    Black and white photo the fire in the permanent headframe at GECO Mine : fire could be seen for miles but damage was superficial.

    Campbell Mines surface plant 1948.

    Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines near Red Lake, Ontario. Photo of original headframe and stamp mill. Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines became the fifth producing gold mine in Red Lake, in 1938, and consisted of 3

    Rock crusher being removed from Howey Mines in Red Lake, Ontario. This same rock crusher was delivered in July 1929. It weighed 17 tons. The 'jaw' alone weighed 7 tons and had to be transported separ

    Photo of the headframe collapse in 1939, at the Cochenour-Willans Mine near Red Lake Ontario.

    In the background is the first office building of the Lake Sulphite Pulp and Paper Co. Supplies were transported to the site by rail. The workers are unidentified.

    A view of the new docking area of the Lake Sulphite Pulp and Paper Co. Mill buildings are in the background.

    Construction of buildings at Lake Sulphite Pulp and Paper Co., Red Rock.

    Red Rock School was located approximately 3 miles from the present town site.

    McKenzie Mines located on McKenzie Island. McKenzie Red Lake Mines was formed in 1932. Milling began in 1935. To the end of 1962, a total of 2,068,036 tons of ore had been milled, producing $25 milli

    Three dimensional model.

    Black and white photograph of Schreiber, Ontario's first Canadian Pacific Railway station.

    Black and white photograph depicts the Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Mill in Terrace Bay, Ontario. It has since changed ownership two more times, becoming Neenah Paper in 2004 and then Terrace Bay Pulp

    The building is now the location of Schreiber's municipal centre.

    Black and white photograph of the Canadian Pacific Railway station in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Cardboard framed photograph of the Roman Catholic churches in Schreiber, the Guardian Angel Church on the left, and Holy Angels Church on the right. Both of these churches were torn down and only the

    A post card of the Continuation School (High School) in Terrace Bay.

    The Schreiber Y.M.C.A. was established in 1908. It has since been torn down.