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    Black and white photograph of the Fort William Winter Carnival which took place January 31 to February 3, 1949. This photo features the one of the many floats.

    Black and white photograph of the Fort William Winter Carnival which took place January 31 to February 3, 1949. This photo features people lining the streets of Fort William, with the Paul Bunyan Ban

    Black and white photograph of the 1952 Fort William Diamond Jubilee Parade. On July 18, 1952, Mayor Hubert Badanai declared a civic holiday for the citizens of Fort William to celebrate the city’s 60

    Black and white photograph of the 1952 Fort William Diamond Jubilee Parade. On July 18, 1952, Mayor Hubert Badanai declared a civic holiday for the citizens of Fort William to celebrate the city’s 60

    Black and white photograph showcasing the waterfront of Fort William, Ontario. This photo is part of a collection produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd. titled Souvenir Folder of Fort Willi

    Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

    Photograph of a water colour reproduction by Lieutenant Irvine, master of the Northwest Company schooner Caledonia, depicting Fort William, now known as Old Fort William.

    Colour postcard of the business section of Fort William, Ontario. Buildings featured within the postcard include the Royal Theatre, St. Louis Hotel and Embassy Grill.

    In celebration of the Fort William Diamond Jubilee the Fort William Daily Times Journal published a supplement to their newspaper chronicling the history of Fort William. The newspaper was published

    Our mystery photo shows people boating on a river, while two other small boats with masts are tied up a dock. Above the boaters, on the top of the river bank three people are standing in front of a t

    Also P3523, P3457

    Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

    Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

    Colour postcard of the Kaministiquia River, near the mouth of Lake Superior, and the various houses, elevators and industries along its shores. This postcard was created by the Photogelatine Engravin

    Black and white photograph of the 'Scouts Around the Empire' Float in the Coronation Day parade held in Fort William, just about to pass by Lim's Cafe, 117 Syndicate Avenue South.

    Patron Comment: Definitely a float in the Coronation Day Parade on Syndicate Avenue in Fort William on May 10, 1937. A similar float appears in the Times Journal, May 13, 1937, p. 3.

    Black and white photograph of the Fort William Pipe Band marching down the street in Fort William. Year of the photograph is unknown as well as the parade name.

    Black and white photograph of the 'God Save the King' Float in the Fort William Coronation Day parade on May 10, 1937, proceeding down Syndicate Avenue.

    Black and white photograph of the Fort William Winter Carnival which took place January 31 to February 3, 1949. This photo features a group rifle saluting.

    Black and white photograph of the parade celebrating the Fort William Winter Carnival which took place January 31 to February 3, 1949.