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Mary & Martha Guild of the First Lutheran Church, Rowand Street, Thunder Bay. Donor: Mr. & Mrs. Savela.

Genealogy: One girl standing in woods.

Formerly MG8_D784Hi7

Otto & Aina Wilen wedding, Fort William, 1907. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Play entitled "Bajaderi" performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay. People in photo: (left to right) Onni Paavi, Urho Ranta, Hulda Makela. Donor: Linda Murto.

Railway, Marine & General Hospital (R. M. & G.) (Port Arthur), Thunder Bay. Donor: Don Luhtala. 2 copies.

Buildings and Landscape: St. Paul's Church. Donor: V. Kraft.

Business and Industry: Bunkhouses from a bush camp or mine. Same location as MG8_D784Hi69, August 6, 1946.

Formerly MG8_D784Hi70

Business and Industry: Group of lumbermen.

John Salo laying cornerstone for Nipigon Memorial Hospital, 1949.

Lumber workers with horses. Donor: Langila.

Nipigon Finnish Independent Lutheran Church congregation picnic at Matti and Sanni Hill's summer camp, Polly Lake, Nipigon, Ontario, 1957.

Play entitled "Aivan Tavallinen Virtanen" (3-Act Play, also known as "Insinoori Kallion Romanssi") performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, March 17, 1957. People in photo: Hulda Makela, Onni Paavi. Donor: Lauri Lahti.

Portrait of two women, February 2, 1930.

Public school, location unknown, fall.

Business and Industry: Bunkhouses from a bush camp or mine. Same location as MG8_D784Hi70.

Formerly MG8_D784Hi71

Correspondence with Burke Towing & Salvage Co., Midland, Ont. Re pulpwood freight rates; correspondence re tow barges for pulpwood shipments with St. Lawrence Paper Co. Ltd. 1931, 1934.

Business and Industry: Bush workers in Sturgeon Bay. Donor: Arlene Everette.

E. C. Everett, photographer and poet, also owned store in Nipigon, Ontario.

Loads of pulpwood hauled by horse teams, 1938. Donor: Langila.

Mother with son.

Nipigon Finnish Independent Lutheran Church congregation picnic at Ala's summer camp, Nipigon, Ontario, August 28, 1960.

Play entitled "Alokas Tossavainen" (Written and Directed by Onni Paavi) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, November 15, 1952. People in photo: (left to right) Jouko Bjorn, Mamie Paavi, Master Bjorn.
Donor: Lauri Lahti.

Public school, location unknown, winter.

Invoices for supplies from Marshall-Wells Co. Ltd. Purchased for Camp #s 1 & 3. 1933-34.

Note giving an account of conditions at Camp #1 (7 men, cook and cookee remaining at Camp, description of recreation hall & blacksmith shop). 1933.