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Subject: Grain elevators
View of two dog teams on the ice of Port Arthur Harbour near the Canadian Pacific Railway's King Elevator. The ice covered bulk freighter is unidentified.View of two dog teams on the ice of Port Arthur Harbour …
Chronicle-Journal, 2 Jan 1993, A1 Full text available on microfilm.Chronicle-Journal, 2 Jan 1993, A1 Full text available on microfilm.
First edition Pool #2 (Manitoba elevator)First edition Pool #2 (Manitoba elevator)
Black and white photo of the G.T.P. Elevator on June 1, 1909.Black and white photo of the G.T.P. Elevator on June 1, 1909.
Early 1900's; workers in front of C.N.R. elevator.Early 1900's; workers in front of C.N.R. elevator.- Chronicle-Journal, 25 Mar 1994, A2 Full text available on microfilmChronicle-Journal, 25 Mar 1994, A2 Full text available on microfilm
Northern Ontario Business, 1 Apr 1998, p. 16 Full text available in print.Northern Ontario Business, 1 Apr 1998, p. 16 Full text available in print.- Northern Ontario Business, 1 Feb 1999, p. 7 Full text available in print.Northern Ontario Business, 1 Feb 1999, p. 7 Full text available in print.
Black and white photo of 2 children playing in water with a view of a grain elevator in background.Black and white photo of 2 children playing in water with a …
Black and white photo of a view of Thunder Bay from Mount McKay in 1921.Black and white photo of a view of Thunder Bay from Mount …
Canada Malting Co. Limited elevator.Canada Malting Co. Limited elevator.
Black and white photo of Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.Black and white photo of Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.
This photo shows Ogilvie's Elevator, taken from the Jackknife Bridge.This photo shows Ogilvie's Elevator, taken from the Jackknife Bridge.
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool 4 under deconstruction as seen at night, Port Arthur, Ontario.Saskatchewan Wheat Pool 4 under deconstruction as seen at night, Port Arthur, …
Dan McKay (left) and "Mary Boyce" unloading grain at the Paterson elevator in Fort William.Dan McKay (left) and "Mary Boyce" unloading grain at the Paterson elevator …
