Catalogues of plays available for rent from the Canadian
News Service with rental fees, from various years 1938-
1970.
Journal of plays rented from Canadian News Service with renter's name or society, address and return date.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and examples of Elsa Kosola's artwork; Photocopied sketches of Mr. Engstrom's work; Photocopied sketches of Auli "Gladys" McCormack's (nee Auli Ilona Herneshuhta) art work.
Poem written by Annie Vase entitled "Nani-biou'n vanki" (Nanibijou's prisoner); Poem written by Helmi Tolvanen entitled "Laulavakansa".
Photocopied booklet entitled "History of Sointula" written by Aili Anderson.
Songbook entitled "Humoristiseja Lauluja" written by Tatu Pekkarinen (1921); Songbook entitled "Humoristiseja Lauluja" written by Arthur Kylander.
Photocopied newspaper clippings of concert pianist Dora Alanen; Letter describing Koskis Kassu (Kalle Kulmala) a songwriter from Sudbury in the early 1900's with a sample of his songs.
Photocopies of songs and lyrics by Jack Koski, some in cooperation with Gunnar Wickstrom (1930's-50's).
Photocopy of a music dictionary entitled "Vieraskielinen Musiikkisanasto" (Foreign Language Music Dictionary) translates French and Italian music terms to Finnish.
Bread coupons from Attridge & Seppala's Grocery Store, 50 Ontario Street, Port Arthur ; Money Order forms and
envelope from Nielsen & Lundbeck, New York ; Blank checks from bank in Helsinki ; Check stubs 1930) ; Blank
weekly time book ; List of Finnish Saunas in Northwestern Ontario.
Copies of Siirtokansan Kalenteri (1954, 1955, 1956, 1958) donated by Matti Herneshuhta; Material Submission Reports
(1978).
Finnish Labour Temple (Big Finn Hall) built in 1910, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay. Tyokansa Newspaper located in basement. Donor: Mrs. Anderson.
Alex Beck's Construction Company building a lighthouse on Welcome Island in Thunder Bay on Lake Superior. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).
Kaministiquia Hotel (Fort William), Thunder Bay, 1907. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).
Early Pigeon River bridge to U.S. Boundary and Pigeon River Hotel (1939). Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).
Burning of Hudson's Bay Store, Simpson Street (Fort William), Thunder Bay. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).
Damage after severe windstorm (Fort William), Thunder Bay, November 17, 1906. Donor: Mrs. R. Adams (Wilen).
Pohjola Hall, June 30, 1936. Donor: Hilda Peuromaki.
C.C. Nuoriso Seuran Talo (Youth Group House).
Early slant-roofed home.
One-story frame home.
Two-story frame home
Donor: Nevala.
Birds on Finnish Monument at Friendship Gardens, Thunder Bay, 1976. 2 copies.
Intola sign erected at Intola Park,Thunder Bay, in memory of the pioneers who settled in the community.
Erected Thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, October 11, 1975. "Intola", a Finnish word meaning "with enthusiasm and interest".
2 copies.