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    A group gathered for a picnic at Carp River.

    A group having a picnic at Carp River.

    A family enjoying Chippewa Park in 1929, possibly taken by Mr. H. Vanderwey.

    The secretary treasurer of Northern Wood Preservers, Mr. William Plunkett, posing with an automobile in 1940.

    Four unidentified people on the wooden footbridge over McIntyre River between Confederation College and Balmoral Street, 1928.

    Mrs. H. Vanderwey and her son posing for a photograph on the corner of Northern Avenue and North Harold Street, Fort William, 1928.

    Two unidentified men preparing food at a table outside the cabins at Boule Bay.

    Jim Yuel and Mait Kearmey posing in front of their boat on an unidentified shoreline.

    Duncan, Corey and Kennedy on the Blend River Trestle.

    Two unidentified men posing in front of heavy equipment in the Quarries.

    A group posing in front of the Masonic gold mine in Geraldton.

    Tom Arkell and Carl Mosher in front of mining tent somewhere in Patricia.

    Building camps on Mosher Longlac Gold Mines, April 1934. Left to Right: H. McCallum, Alex Mosher,(Accountant McLeod-Cockshutt?), Archie MacKay sitting on roof, Verne Houle, Issac Mosher.

    Mr. Kendall skiing along Kam River.

    A view of the work crew working on the installation of a culvert on Scott Highway in 1939.

    A view of the Kiwanis Banquet, Pigeon River, June 8, 1938.

    Burkes Jewellers, Normandie Shop, Lester Optical Co., Mode Beauty Salon

    A group photo for the last street cars to run in Port Arthur, February 15, 1948. Doug's Book Shop, Save Way Cleaners, and the New Ontario Hotel can be seen in the background.

    The Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada.

    A view of Cumberland Street, Port Arthur, showing Crook's Drugstore, Kresge's Department store, Laura Secord Candy store, McGolrick and Son Clothing, Reward Shoe Store, and the Canadian Bank of Comme