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    Black and white portrait photograph of Corporal and Mrs. Gulka during their wedding at South Algoma St.

    Black and white photograph of Prince George standing with a group officers during a visit.

    Black and white photograph of a Legion parade proceeding up Pearl Street. Two buildings found in the background are Charlie Yip Laundry and Brebers' Retail Store.

    Contributed to the World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 12 Feb 1916     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 20 Jan 1916     Full text available on microfilm

    Black and white photograph of the Canadian Forestry Corps #5 leaving for Quebec aboard a CN train.

    Black and white portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Van Brunt.

    This black and white photograph has been identified as the marriage of Margaret Alice Veronica McDevitt to Lt. John Waldie McInnis. They were married at St. Andrew's RC Church, Port Arthur, Ontario o

    Black and white portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Holland (Norman "Huggy").

    Black and white photograph of an unidentified couple on their wedding day.

    Black and white photograph of the 101st Company (R) Veterans Guard of Canada. The unit was formed at Port Arthur in 1940. The back of the photograph reads "Shown here are members of the 101st Company

    Black and white portrait photograph of Mr. Mrs. H. Green on their wedding day.

    Black and white portrait photograph of Gladys McCartney and Thomas Hunt on their wedding day.

    Black and white photograph portrait of Sgt. John Donnelly and Miss Jeanette Angers on their wedding day. Miss Jeanette Angers daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Geo Angers and John Donnelly son of Mr. & Mrs. J.J

    Black and white portrait photograph of Pte. Gordon John Murphy, R.C.A.M.C. and his bride, the former Gloria Fero, who were married on Thursday evening, August 27, 1942 in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic

    Contributed to the World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project.

    Original photograph titled as "9th Regiment Band in Hymers". This is inaccurate and has been corrected by Lieutenant Colonel David Ratz.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 5 Oct 1914     Full text available on microfilm

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 3 May 1915     Full text available on microfilm