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Account book of the Port Arthur Cricket Club. 1892-1895.
Only a few pages of written material; the rest is blank.

Address by the Honourable C.D. Howe, Annual Convention Trades and Labour Congress, Toronto, October 26 1944. Typescript.

CN Railway 1908
Loading Steel in Westfort

1944 correspondence re: CPR markings from construction at Peninsula Harbour.

Center Falls Island Portage, Nipigon River.

The S.S. Chicora (built 1892, lost 1895) sailing from Prince Arthur's Landing.

Photograph was misidentified as CSS Chicora, and notes written on back should be considered incorrect.

Posed photograph of people attending a costume party, about 1890. People are identified. Caption is "Fancy Dress Costumes."

Cricket scores book: Matches between Port Arthur and Fort William. 1901-1906.

Cricket at Current River Park, Sept 11, 1915.
A group of men posed with sports equipment.
Identified people are: H. Halton, Hugh Keefer, A.L. McEwen, F.H. Keefer, Justice Sutherland, W.H. Nelson, Neil McDougall, Hume Govelier, Col S.W. Ray, Turville, W.F. Langworthy.

Falls of Nipigon River from above.

Falls of Nipigon River from east side. 1884.

Photographic print of a drawing of Fort William during the fur trade or early settlement era.

Fur Trade post at Fort William, with standing and seated men. Some identified.

These records reflect Langworthy's historical interests and correspondence.

Also included are several records related to early sports clubs in Port Arthur.

Kiwanis Pioneer Half Century Club 1946.
A group of men, all identified: J.G. Macdonald, George Hodder, W.J. Ferguson, W.G. McGregor, Thomas Dow, J.C. Fregeau, Archie McGillis, J.A. Walker, Ed. Stewardson, W.A. Armstrong, W. Lovelace, J.A. Campbell, Percy McCallum, Joe Brulotte, W.T. Strachan, Allan Guerard, Harry Nicholson, George Matthews, H.M. Piper, Thomas McCranor, W.F. Langworthy, Alex McNaughton, W.E. Carson, Fred Fair, Louis Fregeau, Dave Smith, George Gibbon, John Grant, J.E. Rutledge, I.D. Evans, J.M. Linwood, T.J. Kernahan.

Correspondence with Alexander Fraser, Ontario Department of Public Records and Archives, 1932. Including information re: train between Prince Arthur’s Landing ad Winnipeg in 1879 with Lieutenant Governor Donald Macdonald.

Correspondence re Manitoba-Ontario Boundary Line, 1935.

Correspondence with James A McCumber re Franklin letters, 1935.

Correspondence with Office of the Minister of Trade and Commerce re: history of Port Arthur Post Office, 1948.

Correspondence with Office of the Inspector-General of Banks re: history of Royal Canadian Bank and Ontario Bank, 1949.

Typescript of unpublished letters from Sir John Franklin and Sir John Richardson, written during their expedition to North West Canada for the purpose of exploration. With introduction by Eakins, written about 1935.

Fort William about 1890. Loading steel on Canadian Northern in Westfort.

Fort William about 1890. Ooading steel on Canadian Northern, Westfort.

Loading onto two boats: “Turret Crown” and “Leafield”
Prior to 1913

Group of men seated and standing, identified as being at a lodge meeting.

Men standing by Ontario Bank in Port Arthur: includes Thomas Marks, S.W. Ray, C.W. Jarvis.

Minute book of the Port Arthur Lawn Tennis Club.
From inception Sept 12, 1891, to 1905.

New Ontario Public Meeting in Ottawa 1899. Men posed for a formal portrait. Identified people are: F.S. Wiley, J.J. O’Connor, George T Marks, E. Dymond, Peter McKellar, Father Arpin, D.F. Burk, J.P. Donnelly.

On the Nipigon River: Bluff down the river from Split Rock portage. 1884.