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    Photo showing the Ogema Mine camp. In the foreground is the little camp that was used first. Just beyond is the storehouse, and further back is the new camp.

    Driftwood on the beach and camp seen in the background at Coldwell.

    A photograph of Caver's Camp in the distance.

    Photograph shows a group out at their summer lodgings in front of Walker's Lake, near Schreiber.

    Big Duck Mines in the winter.

    Men working outside at Big Duck Mines.

    A photograph showing logging camps on the shore of the Aguasabon River. Logs in the river were floated down from timber cutting areas.

    This wooden ship was carved by a German prisoner of war during the Second World War. A Prisoner of War Camp, called Camp Angler, was set up in Northwestern Ontario, where Neys Provincial Park is now

    In the post war (1947), the lure of a new beginning on Lake Superior shores was irresistible to many. Pioneers from around the globe came to the isolated country of Canada, hoping to provide a safe a

    Black and white photo

    Black and white photo

    Black and white photo

    Black and white photo

    Black and white photo of a camp used by the loggers during the spring months. These brave men would work on the river during spring run off, which allowed the transport of large quantities of logs to

    Scout Camp is Busy Place

    Vol.1 No.2

    Vol.1 No.2

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 14 Jul 2023, A3     Full text article is available at the Brodie Resource Library

    Black and white photo of Bill Lynch and Dave Nephew at Provincial Camp I.

Thunder Bay Source, 2 Jul 2020, p. 13     Full text is available on microfilm at Brodie Resource Library.