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Railroad bridge at Nolalu, Ontario.

Rural community, location unknown.

Three men. People in photo: (left to right) Erkki Franback, Ecli Franback, John Fran back.

Miscellaneous correspondence, telegrams, invoices re ties, production reports, financial items & scale report of Hoberg Paper Mills of Wisconsin. 1937-1938.

Correspondence with Francis Kiefer of the Canada Forwarding Co., Toronto, and Port Huron Paper Co. of Michigan. 1938-1939.

Reports, circulars, correspondence, financial records, memorandum of agreement, membership invoice, all relating to the Pulpwood Salvage Assoc., Thunder Bay District. 1938.

Correspondence re tourist pamphlets and stocking Trout Lake with trout; invoices for goods & services; Municipal Notice Township of Ware, all relating to Trout Lake Lodge. 1938-1939.

Pamphlet for Trout Lake Lodge, invoices, receipt; bulletin of Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce; brochure re International Bridge of Cornwall; government booklet re assistance for home improvements. 1938-1939.

Correspondence, circulars, minutes, agreements relating to Pulpwood Salvage Assoc.; Minutes of Lumbermen's Safety Assoc. re medical care. 1939.

Program & booklet for Dominion Ski Championships, Fort William; receipt certificates, Port Arthur Ski Club. 1939.

Brief of Ontario government, Independent Operators of Northwestern Ontario; legend of company names. 1940.

Work reports for Camp #8 (Ancliff) for January, February, September, October 1946; landing estimate February 1946.

Finnish Pentecostal Church (Saalem) congregation at Sunday morning service, S. Algoma Street, Thunder Bay, 1970's.

Sports (Hockey): Henry Akervall, member of Canadian National Olympic hockey team, 1964. Donor: Henry Akervall.

Play entitled "Herrat ovat Herkkauskoisia" performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, March 1, 1952. People in photo: Reino Rosendahl (1st from left), Hilkka Paivalainen (centre), Aino Lenstrom (2nd from right). Donor: Mrs. Paivalainen.

Communities: Postcard view of Ninette Sanitarium in fall, Ninette, Manitoba.

Formerly MG8_D784Hi124

Transporting rail.

Two men seated. Donor: 0. Huntus.

Miscellaneous correspondence, invoices, statements, etc. relating mainly to tractor purchase; kitchen, work reports for Camps #1, 2 & 3 (Slate Island); specifications for piling to be used in harbour improvements. 1934-1939.

Caramat Section House (C.N.R.), built 1916-1917 (approx.), burned down in 1940. Donor: Walter Wayrynen.

Finnish Pentecostal Church (Saalem) Sunday School, S. Algoma Street, Thunder Bay. People in photo: Eero Makela (top row, 2nd from left), Tuula Happonen (2nd from top, right), Margit Siltamaki (3rd row from top, left), Jari Siltamaki, Harri Penna (3rd row from bottom, left) Tiina Penna (2nd row from botton, 3rd left), Pauli Penna (bottom row, far right).

Correspondence, notices and other printed material relating to the local and provincial Liberal Associations, and to logging. 1934-1940.

Play entitled "Hevoshuijari" performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, early 1970's. Donor: T. Yrjana.

Communities: Postcard view of Ninette Sanitarium in winter, main building, Ninette, Manitoba.

Formerly MG8_D784Hi125

Two men standing.