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    Miner's cabin in winter. Note snowshoes against cabin.

    Photo showing men apparently digging the family vehicle out of the snow. In the background is a log constructed home.

    Third from left: Sam Hagino. In 1942 'Angler' became an internment camp for over 700 Japanese Canadians. 300 were released to work, leaving 425 at the camp. Today, only foundations and scattered item

    In the foreground is a large field. In the middle ground, a man stands with a chair in front of him. Behind him and to his left, is a woman, also holding a chair. To her left is a man, also carrying

    Black and white photo of Mr. T. Scott standing by log cabin in Marks Township.

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    Japanese Internment Camp two miles east of Schreiber. The Neys camp, after the Germans left, was used briefly for Japanese internees. Then for a short time it served as an 'Industrial Farm' instituti

    George Wilson Camp, Chukuni River, 1926

    Black and white photograph of Delores Fisher in 1920.

    First office at MacLeod-Cockshutt in the winter of 1933-34. Left to right: Arthur Cockshutt, one of the stakers of MacLeod-Cockshutt and C.H.E Stewart, the first Manager.

    The first log cabin on Mosher claims built in the summer of 1932 by Issac Mosher, east shore of Mosher Lake.

    Black and white photo of a house. The people appear to be settlers in the area - early pioneer life.

    Black and white photograph of a woman standing alongside a log cabin.

    Black and white photo of group of unidentified men building a log cabin.

    Black and white photograph of a group in front of a farm. The back of the photo reads "At the Farm, 1920. Mary Gavin, Nettie Fisher, Hazel Christie, Mrs. Breshnan, Delores and Nellie Watson".

    Postcard of the historic White Otter Castle.

    Stanley Narrows, stopover at Lac Seul, 1926, Bert Tyrello (helper).

O'Brien, Annette D'Angelo, Lake Superior Magazine, Jan 2004     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    Black and white photo of a man sitting in front of a log cabin by a lake.

    Black and white photo of a 2nd shack half-way built on far side of Raspberry Mountain - 1923.