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    A group posing in front of the Port Arthur "Government House", Prince Arthur's Landing, July 1873.

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

    Three wagons, three teams of horses, and teamsters pose for this photograph near Kama Hill, near Schreiber Ontario. Building the Trans-Canada Highway involved a tremendous amount of physical labour.

    A street scene, in 1885, looking down Brown St. into what is now Westfort (Town Plot) and toward Mount McKay.

    Black and white photograph of the Famous Old Brewery building in Port Arthur, Ontario.

    Black and white photograph of a street scene during a parade.

    1952 Diamond Jubilee Pageant Parade on Syndicate Avenue, Fort William, Ontario. 60th anniversary of Fort William. Horse drawn wagon. In background: Liberty Cafe, Lacey's Taxi, Victoria Hotel, Harold'

    Titled 'Winter time at Centennial Park, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada", this postcard was distributed by Northland Specialty Co. The back of the postcard reads "A 1,500 acre playground. Featuring the

    Black and white photograph of a very early street scene in Thunder Bay. Included in this photograph are vintage automobiles, horse drawn wagon and a cigar shop.

    Black and white photograph of a street scene on South Cumberland Street in Port Arthur, Ontario.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 27 Oct 1915     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 20 Nov 1914     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 25 Jul 1978     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 24 Oct 1917     Full text available on microfilm

    Water wagon on North May Street in 1909. Mr. A.W. Frodsham is wearing the fur trimmed coat.

    Black and white photograph a threshing machine in action as it harvests.

    Black and white photograph of the first train to pass through the Lakehead (now Thunder Bay) in 1886.

    Also P3493

Times - News (Thunder Bay), 26 Feb 1991, p. 15     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 2 Oct 1914     Full text available on microfilm