Journals, writings, and photographs describing the work of railway construction in the early 1900s.
Daily Journal for 1912: On Foley, Welsh & Stewart's railway construction from Cochrane, Ont. to the Harricanaw River in Quebec, 150 miles.
Written description by Angus Bell of the setting up of a construction camp in the early 1900's.
Daily journal for 1911 of the Firm of Bell and McMullan, subcontractors to the firm of Foley Bros., Railway Construction Contractors.
Daily Journal for 1913: On the Foley, Welsh & Stewart's contract from Cochrane to Harricanaw River in Quebec - P.B. McDonald wrote the account.
3 mounted pages of photographs of the persons and job sites of the Bell & McMullan Railway Construction Co. in the early 1900's.