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    A group portrait of 14 men posing in voyageur-type costume of capots, toques, sashes and snowshoes.

    View of five young men at Chippewa Park, Fort William, Ontario, in the doorway of their tent. A cushion in the foreground indicates that they were looking for female companionship, "Girls Wanted."

    View of five young men at Chippewa Park, Fort William, Ontario, lounging near their tent. Chippewa Park was a popular local camping area.

    An interior view of McIntosh's Store (Schreiber) in 1914. It is now Spadoni's Store.; 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    A black and white photograph of a group of men.

    Photograph shows the interior of the Billiard Room at the Queen's Hotel. One man is playing while two other look on.

    Photograph shows the interior of Dillon's Pool Hall, one of Schreiber's early businesses. Mr. Jim Dillon is pictured.

    Internees at Japanese Internment Camp two miles east of Schreiber.Men were sent to the camps to assist in road building in the area between Schreiber and Jackfish.

    Back Row: Ivan D'Arcy, Bill Spicer, Gordon Reid. Front Row: George Smith, Bill Scott, George Duncan.

    Schreiber men pose for a photo in the winter outdoors. From left to right: Jim Dillon, unidentified man, Herb Stewart, Ed O'Brien.

    A black and white postcard of 6 men standing in front of a train engine.

    Paper-framed sepia-toned photograph of male railroad employees posing on a train. A sign in front of the train reads: B. of R.T. CPR Lodge 419

    Framed black and white photograph of the winners of the Eastern Superior Secondary Schools Championship of 1942.

    A black and white photograph of the Superintendent's office in the old CPR station at Schreiber.

    Standing L - R: 1) Doug Arai 2) Punchy Ito 3) Don Otsu 4) Mitsuo Otsu 5) Len Takeshima 6) Maise Nishimura 7) Syd Nishimura. Seated L - R: 1) Larry Makino 2) Ernie Dikawa 3) George Nishimura. Some of the residents of a Japanese internment camp, during World War ...

    Rear L - R: 1) ? 2) Fred Vogami 3) ? 4) ? 5) ? 6) ? 7) Jack Sadoio Shikitani 8) ? 9) ? 10) ? 11) Willie Kimitoshi Utsunomiya 12) Swede Sawada 13) George Suzuki, Middle L - R: 1) ? 2) Butch Watanabe 3) Sam Hagino 4) ...

    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 items can be found there.

    Group of men at a Japanese internment camp two miles east of Schreiber. Back Row: 1) ? 2) Yosh Hagino 3) Willie Ultsunomiya. Front Row: 4) Fred Kayahara 5) George Mochizuki 6) George Takahashi

    Schreiber Men celebrate John Handel Sr.'s return from overseas where he was fighting in the First World War.

    Black and white photograph depicts two Canadian women with a group of Japanese-Canadian men who were interned at Schreiber during the Second World War. The photograph is mounted on wood.