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    Black and white photograph of Silver Islet, taken from Blunt Island. The store, which is still standing, though not in operation, is on the far left. The warehouse, long gone, is next on the left. On

    Black and white photograph of Silver Islet in approximately 1913. With the huge tents in the foreground, this is probably the Boy Scout Camp at Camp Bay. In the background is the President's 21 room

    Black and white photograph of the Silver Islet Mine. The central building is mine shaft. Originally there were 13 buildings and many were used to accommodate the men during the spring break-up and wi

    Black and white photograph of Silver Islet. On the right is the store, which is still standing after 110 years, though not in operation due to government taxing. The ice house, located on the left, i

    Black and white photograph of Silver Islet, taken from "Irish castle", the high part of the cliff from the avenue. The spire of the old Catholic Church can be seen on the left. The building on the ri

    Black and white photograph of the old Catholic Church located at Silver Islet. It had a widow's walk used for signaling from Catholic Church Point across Brunt Island to Silver Islet. The church fell

    Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    Black and white photograph showcasing the rock formation named the Sea Lion located on Silver Islet in Sleeping Giant Provincial Park.

    Black and white photograph of the early Silver Islet mining operation.

    Black and white photograph of Silver Islet, taken in 1938 by Margaret Oldenberg.

Bissell, Beryl Singleton, Lake Superior Magazine, Aug 2002     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

MacDonald, Bill, Lake Superior Magazine, Jan 2006     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library

    This is verso of the Sleeping Giant Provincial Park Map 208. Housed at the Brodie Resource Library

    Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library

    Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library

    Black and white photograph of a home located at Silver Islet which belonged to Captain Cross.

    Presidents Point Mansion, Silver Islet. Built circa 1880 - summer home for President of the Silver Islet Mine, Alexander Hamilton Sibley and his wife, Marie Louise (nee Miller). President’s Point hos

    This photo shows the rock formation known as the Sea Lion of Silver Islet.

    Black & white photo of the dock at Silver Islet - May 1930.