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    Photo showing men apparently digging the family vehicle out of the snow. In the background is a log constructed home.

    Black and white photograph of Walker's Lake Road covered in snow.

    Traditional wooden snowshows bound together with sinew and red thread.

    Black and white photograph of Charlie Wilson and Sam Fournier shoveling snow in front of the subway in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Walter Harris stands at the entrance of a snow tunnel. Tunnel of snow in Schreiber's CPR Yard just west of the Car Barn in February 1934.

    Photograph shows a team of horses and a log puller during The Depression. The horses were used to plough a road to the highway camps where married men worked for $10 per month and single men worked f

    A photograph showing how much snow Schreiber received in March of 1950.

    Photograph shows a view of the front street in Schreiber in the wintertime. Notice that the photo is printed backwards.

    The Kool Kats was a snowmobilers club in Schreiber. The club organized a Winter Festival in 1970, which included snowshoe, ski, and snowmobile races as well as a dance and leisure snowmoble rides.

    Winter scene in Schreiber. Snow-covered Scotia Street (main street), ca 1946. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    Plowing the highway behind the cottages at Walker's Lake, Schreiber, ca 1935. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

    Black and white photograph of an outdoor arena near Walker's Lake. A game of hockey appears to be in session in the background.

    In the 1920's, Scotia Street was the main business section in Schreiber, Ontario. The photo was printed backwards. The large version of the photo has been flipped to show the corrected view.; b&w pho

    Snow machine used for transportation during the first year of the project. Johnny Delaronde is standing beside the machine.

    Street scene looking east down Scotia St., across from the ravine. 'Church of the Guardian Angels', built in 1889, is to the left of the new 'Holy Angels' Catholic Church. Both churches were built by

    This is a black and white photograph of a man in the middle of trees in the snow with a sign that reads "April 23, 1950".

Chronicle-Journal, 10 Mar 2001, A5     Full text available on microfilm.

Chronicle-Journal, 23 Feb 2022, A1     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    This is a black and white photograph of Gus Krause and George DeLong taken in February 1946.

    This is a black and white photograph of a resident of Terrace Bay standing outside a building in the snow.