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    View of the wooden freighter, SS A.G. Lindsay, unloading rails while docked at Port Arthur, Ontario.

    View of the SS Inland Lakes, a freighter from Duluth, pulling into dry dock at the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Co., ca 1911. Beside it is a dump scow under construction, probably one of the tw

    View of two dog teams on the ice of Port Arthur Harbour near the Canadian Pacific Railway's King Elevator. The ice covered bulk freighter is unidentified.

    A photograph of a ship getting unloaded at the dock at Jackfish.

    A photograph of the dock at Jackfish, showing the lake and some boats.

    Cargo ship S. S. Paterson leaving Port Arthur, Ontario with a cargo of Steeprock iron ore.

    S.S. E.B. Barber, Port Arthur, Ontario.

Chronicle-Journal, 4 Jan 2012, A1     full text available on microfilm

Thunder Bay Source, 13 Apr 2023, p. 4     Full text available on microfilm at Brodie Resource Library

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 27 Aug 2024, A1/A6     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Chronicle-Journal, 31 Jul 2021, A3     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

Thunder Bay Post, 9 May 2003, A19     Full text available on microfiche

    S.S. E.B. Barber dry docked.

    Launching of the S.S. E.B. Barber, Port Arthur, Ontario.

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a collection of photograph

    Black and white photograph showcasing the S.S. Hamonic near the Port Arthur harbor, Ontario. This photo is part of a collection produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd. titled Souvenir Folder

    Black and white photograph of the E.B. Barber, being built by the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. in 1952. The ship was finished and launched the following year. The E.B. Barber ran for more than 30 yea

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 15 Oct 1915     Full text available on microfilm

    Grain from elevator being loaded into ship.