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    Black and white photo of an unidentified individual on the back of a truck and the PH shovel.

    Photo from Atikokan Mining Attraction showing a survey post from an abandoned mine claim on Nym Lake. Donated by Bob Moffat, this post measures 5'wide x 5'long x 28'high.

    Part of the mural located in the Voyageur Mall in Atikokan, Ontario.

    Part of the Cutting Edge Mural located in the Voyaguer Mall, Atikokan Ontario.

    Part of the mural located in the Voyaguer Mall, Atikokan Ontario.

    Photo of Heather Schmutzer creating the Cutting Edge Mural located in the Voyageur Mall, in Atikokan, Ontario.

    In the fall of 1991, Heather Schmutzer, Chair of the Board of the Atikokan Mining Attraction, and art teacher at Atikokan High School, began work on the first downtown mural, the Lectra Haul. The loc

    Frontal picture of Reg Faris' boots (measuring 13' in footlength by 16' high). This large pair of boots was donated to the Atikokan Mining Attraction by Mamie Faris.

    Colour photo of Steep Rock Iron Mine visitors helmet #27, located in the Atikokan Mining Attraction in Atikokan Ontario.

    Oil painting entitled 'Skunk Hollow' by artist Myrtle Leishman. Skunk Hollow was the name given to the residential area for mines and their executives.

    Pastel drawing entitled 'The innovators: they dared to dream' by artist Heather Schmutzer (33' x 36' including frame). Pictured from left to right are: Sydney (Syd) Hancock O.L.S.; Dr. M.W.Bartley; C

    Oil painting entitled 'Caland Pit' by artist Elsa Kosola. Painted after the mine had ceased operation, this painting records the naturalization of the abandoned open pit site. A commercial fish farm

    Black and white photo of Gold Rock Mine ~1938.

    A view of Gold Rock Mine headframe in rear of building.

    mines, mining, gold, Dyment, Ontario

    Black and White photo of ramp used for moving ore cars from the mine shaft.

    A group of people having lunch in the woods near Manitou Lake.

    Black and white photo of Big Master Mine with Eugene Martin in the foreground. The Martin Family had the general store and Mr. Martin was the Justice of the Peace as well as the postmaster for Gold R

    Big Master Mine on the upper Manitou Lake, was one of the better known mines of the region. Next to the Laurentian Mine, it turned out to be the highest in gold production.

    Black and white photo of two people canoeing on Upper Manitou Lake ~1914.