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    Black and white photograph of an unidentified woman sitting on a rocking chair outside of a home or cabin.

    This was taken in 1939. The person on the left is Horace Young, the president of Wendigo Mines and on the right, holding the gold brick, is Perry Waugh, the manager.

    Photo of Bertha Longe of Kenora, December 1928.

    Black and white portrait photograph of Art Woodside, charter member of the Kiwanis Club.

    Black and white portrait photograph of brothers Bill and Ben Sutherland, of Hymers, Ontario

    Black and white photograph portrait of Fort William Pioneer John McLaurin. McLaurin was a staple in the Fort William community in its early days. McLaurin ran numerous business enterprises during his

    Black and white portrait photograph of R.A. haney, druggist.

    Original has pencil marks on faces. Donated by Marg Randa.

    A group of unidentified men in front of a building.

    Mrs. G. Cooper, standing in front of a home on College Street, Port Arthur, Ontario.

    A photograph of James Wilmington Cross and unknown man.

    good condition, yellowing, b&w.

    Photograph of a fishing party aboard the tug the "Hattie Vinton". On board with the others are two of the owners, Harry Servais, shown standing on the right, and Joe Servais, at the back. Joseph Serv

    Portrait is of two unidentified children.

    Portrait of newlyweds. On the reverse of photo is inscribed 'Kalle Ja Vaimo Teivanmaki, Fort William aquaintances.'

    A portrait of John McKellar, first mayor of the town of Fort William. John McKellar was the first mayor of Fort William and served from 1892 to 1898. John Mckellar died in 1900. In his memory, his br

    Portrait of William James Abercrombie, 1st manager of the Fort William T. Eaton Company Limited. Mr Abercrombie assumed management of the fledgling Eaton's Foodateria on Victoria Avenue in 1929 and r

    Portrait of James Conmee: politician, entrepreneur, railroad and lumber magnate. James Conmee began work in this area installing machinery for the Oliver-Davidson sawmill on the Kaministiquia River i

    Christmas party at the Flamingo Club on May St (1959). From right to left: Barbara Perrier, Carolyn King, Miss Langford, Miss Anderson, Elsie Popiel, Lucille Borthwick, June Kallio, Jean Murray, Reit

    Black and white portrait photograph of James W. Morgan, who, in approximately 1894, began teaching at Port Arthur High School and later on became a Mining Recorder.