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    View of the Cascades at Kakabeka Falls with a clear view of the underlying rock structure (now eroded).

    The Kam River Power Project was initiated to supply power to Fort William for its industries. The construction of the power plant at Kakabeka Falls in 1906 provided employment for over 600 workers. T

    Also P3520

    Black and white photograph of the Kakabeka, a ferry.

    Black and white photograph of a family posing for a picture on the bridge at Kakabeka Falls.

    Black and white photograph of Dorothy Dubie at Kakabeka Falls in 1917.

    Black and white photograph of Breshnan Farm in 1920. The farm was located near Kakabeka Falls, Ontario.

    Black and white photo of Kakabeka Falls.

    Black and white photo of Mr. T. Scott standing by log cabin in Marks Township.

    Black and white photo of an oat field in Marks township before they had combines.

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features the waters of Kakabeka Fal

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a group of onlookers enjoy

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features the Kaministiquia River at

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a group of men log driving

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a shot of Kakabeka Falls i

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a group of men log driving

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of twin cities Port Arthur and Fort William". This photo features an aerial view of Kakabeka Falls, Ontario. This book was produced by the Photogelat

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features the waters of Kakabeka Fal

    Below Kakabeka Falls

    Postcard depicting the beginning of Kakabeka Falls, a beautiful landmark near Thunder Bay, ON. This postcard was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Limited out of Ottawa.