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    Photo showing the installation of the draft tube for Unit #4 of the Ear Falls Power Development.

    Installing storm sewers in Selkirk Avenue...the Hudson Drive Subdivision

Thunder Bay Post, 24 Sep 1996, p. 5     Full text available on microfiche

    Black and white photograph of an unidentified construction site or industrial yard.

Chronicle-Journal, 27 Dec 2016, A2     Full text available on microfilm

    Heavy equipment such as those shown in this picture had to be floated in by scow before they could begin the task of road building. Here, a gravel truck is being loaded at one of the gravel pits near

    Black and white aerial (#16) photo showing the first layer of the ore dock above water.

Chronicle-Journal, 12 Nov 1973     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Roads Full text available on microfilm

    A crane begins to raise a vertical bent during construction of the Canadian National Ore Dock at Port Arthur.

    Photo of one of many rock cuts that had to be made in order to lay the steel. A handmade boom was used to remove the larger boulders.

    Photo showing men and boom removing boulders from a blasted rock cut. The hard rock of the Precambrian Shield posed many problems in the building of a railway in Northwestern Ontario. This area of th

Chronicle-Journal, 11 Dec 2015, A3     Full text available on microfilm

    Black and white photo showing a large crane used in the, construction of the C.N.R. iron ore dock.