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    Black and white photograph of a train wreck. Train was owned by the Canadian Northern Railway. By 1911, Canadian Northern ran from Lake Superior to Edmonton creating five hundred communities in the p

    Information on Vigars' Bros. from 'Prince Arthur's Landing - Leading Industries', July 1883., 'The business of those gentlemen is contractors and builders, that part of building which applies to cons

    View of the village of Jackfish, Ontario with the train terminal in the background.

    A view of C.P.R. freight cars and ships in the harbour, and of grain elevators in the distance. This harbour scene is of the Kam River, Fort William, Ontario in 1914.

    A view of the harbour showing freight offices and sheds, loading docks and railroad cars. Tug boats and a yacht are at anchor. Freight sheds are for both CNR and CPR. In this promotional photograph w

    A crowd gathers to examine the wreckage near the corner of Water Street and Wilson Street in early Port Arthur. A Fort William train running backwards and drawing a line of cars, rounded a curve and

    Black and white photo of ore cars that would weigh an average of 50 tons. Note that the locomotive is pushing, rather than pulling the boxcars.

    Three hundred feet of the Paquette Dam were affected when a one hundred fifty foot opening in the dam let water through. Five men were killed with the wreckage of a train when it ran headlong into th

    Black and white photo showing Canadian National Railway loading docks near Prince Arthur's Landing, Port Arthur, Ontario.

Chronicle-Journal, 13 Feb 1979     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Accidents - Roads Full text available on microfilm

Thunder Bay Source, 10 Jun 2021, p. 5     Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 5 Feb 1917     Full text available on microfilm

Fort William Daily Times Journal, 6 Feb 1917     Great War ; World War I ; WWI ; Major R.H. Neeland ; Port Arthur resident ; 32nd Reserve Battalion ; Neeland has requested to be reverted to rank of Captain in order to transfer to 1st Canadian Labou