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    Black and white copy of a colour photo showing the crane at #4 headframe being lowered back down to the ground.

    Black and white copy of a colour photo showing the #4 headframe half finished. A crane can be seen working at the top.

    Black and white copy of a colour photo showing a crane being placed onto the top of the #4 head frame.

    Black and white copy of a colour photo showing the large hopper being raised into place by a crane.

    Black and white copy of a colour photo showing a large crane being prepared for it's journey to the top of headframe #4, in order to complete construction.

    Head gate for the dam at Ear Falls Generating Station being lifted by Gate Crane, assisted by unidentified worker. Photo was taken May 28, 1940. The head of a generating station is the difference bet

    Unidentified man standing in front of the Head Gate Crane which was used to regulate the flow of water to the dam, May 28,1940.

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

    Black and white photo

Chronicle-Journal, 17 Jun 1988     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Industrial Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 6 Feb 1981     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Industrial Full text available on microfilm

    Black and white photo of a large crane moving fill. Concrete aggregates were produced from Lake Superior sand and gravel dredged from the lake bottom and brought to the site on scows. The contractor

Chronicle-Journal, 28 Apr 2011, A1     full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 9 Apr 2016, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 14 Mar 1957     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Road Full text available on microfilm

    Black and white photo of crane and ore dock site. The first load of iron ore came from Steep Rock Mine in July of 1945.

    Photo showing the first girder of the last one hundred foot span being put into place by a Hamilton Bridge Derrick car. Each one hundred foot steel girder weighed 32 tons.

    Parts of the trestle being lifted into place. (May 19, 1945)

    Work on the ore dock approaches the final stages. A huge crane sits more than 80 feet above the water on the ore dock platform. Workers in the photograph appear diminutive in comparison.

Chronicle-Journal, 13 Feb 1984     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Aged - Housing - St. Joseph's Heritage Full text available on microfilm