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    A group portrait of 14 men posing in voyageur-type costume of capots, toques, sashes and snowshoes.

    View of five young men at Chippewa Park, Fort William, Ontario, in the doorway of their tent. A cushion in the foreground indicates that they were looking for female companionship, "Girls Wanted."

    View of a dredge in operation on the Mission River (a branch of the Kaministiquia River), Fort William, Ontario, ca 1905.

    View of five young men at Chippewa Park, Fort William, Ontario, lounging near their tent. Chippewa Park was a popular local camping area.

    Fort William as it appeared in 1888.

    Photo shows a home on Rowan St., Thunder Bay (East End). Mr. and Mrs. Hill (centre), two relatives on either side and four children, Herman, Allan and two persons, unidentified. Charlie was yard foreman on the CPR.

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    Historic Fort William. Canada's Diamond Jubilee 1867-1927. Prehistoric Indian paintings. Symbolical Indian drawings on rocks at Oliver Lake near Fort William.

    Black and white photograph of scenic Mount McKay.

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    This ornate structure was Fort William's second City Hall,located on Donald Street, where the present City Hall is today. If you look closely, you will see that someone (not us!) has drawn an arrow, indicating where the old public library was until 1912., Fire destroyed Fort William's first City Hall ...

    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 an aerial view of the city of Fort William. This book was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Limited in Ottawa, ON.

    Old Town Hall fire at night in 1907 at the corner of Arthur and Court Streets where Stitt's Jewellery store is now (1966).

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) ( CTVglobemedia), 1 Jan 2000, A12     Biography ; Woodside, Caroline ; Fort William History ; Port Arthur ; photo portrait

    Portrait is of two unidentified children.

    Portrait of Oscar Wouri

    Koivu was 1st mate on the CPR passenger steamship, Manitoba, on the Great Lakes. On the reverse of this photo it reads 'No grass grew under his feet'. Koivu was related to Henry Randa.

    Photo is of Charlie Wuori

    Portrait of two unidentified Finnish girls.