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Catalogues of plays from the Suomen Tyovaen Naytelmaliitto (the Finnish Workers Theatre Association and the Finnish Playwriters Association)( 1931-58).

Typed list of plays by title and author that were available from Canadan Teollisuus Kannatusliitto (C.T.K.L.) and Canadian News Service.

Notebook from the old Finnish school in Port Arthur in 1934; Report entitled "Suomenkielen Koulun 10 Vuotis Juhlassa" (The Finnish Language Schools 10 Year Celebration) written by Lisa Toiger. ( 1975).

Photocopy of Oras membership and rule booklet; Photocopy of membership dues book (1948-69).

Song written by Jack Jackson entitles "Kotiinpaluu" (Returning Home) for a play entitled "Myrsky-yon Laulu" (Stormy Night's Song)".

Gunnar Wickstroms music lesson diary containing pupil's name, lesson day and time, and pupil's record; Accounts ledger for 1929-34, giving an account of all money earned from concerts, dances and students.

Newspaper articles from Canadan Uutiset, June 25, 1980, describing businesses owned by Finns in Thunder Bay.

Items donated by L. Annala including receipt from S. J. Hill & Co. (1928), information regarding Siiri Lehtonen.

Marriage certificate (original & copy) of GustavAlfred Beck and Hanna Maria Linna, Port Arthur, June 17, 1915 ; Copies
of articles and photos from various books and magazines regarding early Finnish wedding customs (1947-1979).

Various correspondence, papers regarding the Falden family including copy of baptismal certificate of Osmo Tapio Falden (1925), copy of passport (1923) ; Account of Otto Kivela's life, photocopy of guest book from Otto Kivela's funeral, obituaries (1976) , Information from interview with Herman Koski and daughter Lyyti Maria (Wirta) from Pearson Township (1979) ; History of WirtaFamily, composed and submitted by Ruth Dunnett, Fort William (1969). 1925-1979.

Spanish passport of Johann Savikkoand other Spanish documents (1937-1939) Finnish passport of Heikki Ylitalo, C.N. railroad pass, birth certificate and miscellaneous notes (1964-1969) ,Canadian passport of Kast Arthur Laino (1921-1922)
;Finnish passport of Heino Jarvela (1927) ; Bank book and will of Kost Arthur Laino ( 1946) , Miscellaneous papers,
addresses ; material submission report (1978). 1921-1978.

Finnish Labour Temple (Big Finn Hall) built in 1910, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay. Hoito Restaurant located in basement. Tyokansa Newspaper building on left, built in 1912, later became Small Finn Hall about 1921-22, 316 Bay Street, Thunder Bay. Captain Pavey's rink across street from Big Finn Hall. Donor: Karila.

Old Fort William City Hall, Thunder Bay, at Christmas. Mayor: C. M. Ross. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).

Two and a half-story frame home with open veranda and upper balcony. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).

Chippewa Park on Thunder Bay, Lake Superior, 1920's. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).

Burning of Hudson's Bay Store, Simpson Street (Fort William), Thunder Bay. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).

Workers' Hall, built 1909. Donor: C.U.T. - (C.T.K.L.).

Finnish Labour Temple (Big Finn Hall), September 12, 1931. Donor: L. Murto.

Buildings and park, location not known.

Two-story frame home. Donor: Big Finn Hall.

Dedication ceremony of Finnish Monument at Friendship Gardens,
Thunder Bay,1976.

Inscription on Finnish Monument at Friendship Gardens,
Thunder Bay, 1976.

Intola sign erected at Intola Park, Thunder Bay, in memory of the pioneers who settled in the community.
Erected October 11, 1975.
"Intola", a Finnish word meaning "with enthusiasm and interest".
(Colour photo.)

Intola sign at a distance. Erected at Intola Park, Thunder Bay, in memory of the pioneers who settled in the community.
Erected October 11, 1975.
"Intola", a Finnish word meaning "with enthusiasm and interest".
(Colour photo.)

Homestead in Kivikoski.
Donor: Luhtala.