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    First time Terrace Bay Band marched at a rehearsal, July 1960

    First Band Marching, from front to back (left and right going forward) : Sousaphone - H. Lohr, Trombones - W. Colborne Jr. (right) and R. Middaugh (L), Baritones - R. Hales (centre), K. Hutchinson (s

    1952 Diamond Jubilee Pageant Parade on Syndicate Avenue, Fort William, Ontario. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of Fort William. Featuring a marching band. Seen in background: Victoria Hotel, Lacey'

    1952 Diamond Jubilee Pageant Parade, Fort William, Ontario. 60th anniversary of Fort William. Scottish pipe band marching. In background, Furniture Annex, Imperial Clothing Co., Odeon Theatre, Royal

    1952 Diamond Jubilee Pageant Parade, Victoria Avenue, Fort William, Ontario. 60th anniversary of Fort William. Stores and shops in background include Royal Theatre, Odeon Theatre, Bank of Montreal, F

    1952 Diamond Jubilee Pageant Parade on Syndicate Avenue, Fort William, Ontario. The 60th anniversary of Fort William. Featuring a marching band. In background: Chapples, Willson's stationary, Kam Mot

    Shops in background: Zellers; Dr. Benger, Dentist; Colonial Theatre; Commodore Tea Room; O.G. Snyder, Optometrist

Chronicle-Journal, 28 Jul 2014, A2     Full text available on microfilm

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 24 Jul 2024, A3     Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library

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

    Black and white photograph of a Scottish Pipe Band proceeding down the Atikokan Highway.

    Black and white photograph of a marching band proceeding down a Fort William street, most likely Syndicate Avenue near the former train station.

    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.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 24 Aug 1914     Full text available on microfilm