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    An architectural drawing of the enlarged facilities of the Mary J. L. Black Library (one of the four branches of Thunder Bay Public Library), done by Ranta and Tett.

    Black and white photograph of the Old Fort William powder house.

    Black and white photograph of a group if individuals standing in front of the Queen Hotel, which was located on Gore Street, Fort William.

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) ( CTVglobemedia), 1 Jan 2000, A12     Full text available on microfilm.

    Black and white photograph of Victoria Avenue in Fort William, Ontario.

    Black and white photograph of Old Fort William. "In the 1800s, Fort William was a major centre of commerce whose history was deeply intertwined with the economic and political development of North Am

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

    Black and white photograph of Ed Gillick (on left), a purchasing agent for the Great Lakes Dredging Company. The gentleman on the right is unidentified.

    Blacka and white photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiegand. Mr. Wiegand was a champion Fort William fiddle player.

    Black and white photograph of two gentlemen. On the right is Alex Ross, an electrician for the Great Lakes Dredging Company and on the left, an unidentified gentleman.

    Black and white photograph of Geo Birch, who was employed as a Draughtsman for the Great Lakes Dredging Company. Mr. Birch went onto Prescott, Ontario where he became superintendent of a elevator.

    Black and white photograph of Shan Drake, bookkeeper for the Great Lakes Dredging Company, standing in front of a warehouse on McKellar River, Fort William.

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 24 Dec 1964     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Aged Full text available on microfilm

    CPR Elevator B. The grain elevator was located at the lower end of Victoria Avenue, Fort William, Ontario, on the Kaministiquia River.

    Portrait is of two unidentified children.

    Description details provided by Brent Scollie of Ottawa, ON.

    Text on back of portrait: "John Maki - Young John father. He ended up section foreman at Hornepayne east end."

    Portrait of newlyweds. On the reverse of photo is inscribed 'Kalle Ja Vaimo Teivanmaki, Fort William aquaintances.'

    A northwest view of the railroad tracks from the Jacknife Bridge, Fort William, Ontario.

    Interior of Eatons Foodateria in Fort William. Eatons opened its Fort William store on Victoria Avenue in 1929. It remained in this location to serve the community until 1948, when the store was relo