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    Black and white portrait photograph of Raymond Cardinal. The back of the photo reads "Raymond Cardinal, Eddie Cardinal's son".

    Description provided by Lieutenant Colonel David Ratz.

    Mrs. G. Cooper on the right, and Mary Hitchcock on the left, at Kakabeka Falls.

    Black and white photograph of Mary J. L. Black who was a librarian at the Fort William Public Library (now the Brodie Resource Library) from the 1909 to 1937. The Mary J.L. Black Branch Library was o

    Black and white portrait photograph of JR Lumby, Editor of the Fort William Daily Times Journal (newspaper).

    Black and white portrait photograph of W.F. Langworthy, former member of PC Parliament for Port Arthur, Ontario.

    Black and white portrait photograph of Walt Arnold. Back of the photograph reads "Walt Arnold was manager of the Marks Liquor Store when Port Arthur incorporated in 1883. He was Marshall of many para

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 14 Oct 1961     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Biography B Full text available on microfilm

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 17 Oct 1961     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Biography - B Full text available on microfilm

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    Black and white portrait photograph of Fire Chief George Chastey.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 31 Oct 1962, p. 3     Port Arthur Arts Club

    Black and white photograph of Mrs. Walter Denis, Commandant of the Canadian Red Cross Transport Corps.

    This image shows an Indigenous woman sewing at the Old Fort William Historical Park.

    This photo shows an Indigenous woman carrying a basket at the Old Fort William Historical Park.

    This picture shows two woman at a house in the Old Fort William Historical Park.

Chronicle-Journal, 5 Jan 1982     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Artists - Ford, Doreen Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 14 Oct 1990, B1     Full text available on microfilm

    This is an electronic scan of a series of photographs and print article concerning the Wiley Family, an affluent family in early Port Arthur. These resources were contributed by Mrs. Lynn St. John Wi

    This photo shows an Indigenous woman sewing at the Old Fort William Historical Park.