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Henry Heikkinen, trapper at Oscar, Ontario (near Sioux Lookout), with wolf and bear skins, 1924. Donor: M. Puustinen.

Tent on trapline.

Men with fish.

Hunter with deer carcass. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Gunnard Wilen, trapper, at his trapping cabin on Big Dog Lake (East Bay), 1934. Donor: Mrs. Fanny Wilen. 2 copies.

Finnish stone cutter making cemetery monuments. People in photo: Mr. Koivisto. Donor: Weikko Koivisto.

Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel) exterior, Wilson Street, Thunder Bay, 1905. Donor: Mrs. Mary MacDonald (Seppala).

Wedding of Simo and Lempi Kolhonen (parents of Mrs. Helmi Kari). One of the first large weddings held at Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel), Wilson Street, Thunder Bay.

Confirmation Class, Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel), Wilson Street, Thunder Bay, 1931. People in photo: Rev. J. Hirvi (centre), Eugenia Hermanson (Mrs. Walter Drews) (back row, 4th left), Esther Lwehkonen (back row, 1st right), Elma Kaki (Mrs. Waino Pakka) (2nd row, 3rd left), Aune Tuominen (2nd row, 2nd from right). Donor: Mrs. Gerti Maki.

Confirmation Class, Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel), Wilson Street, Thunder Bay, May 10, 1953. People in photo: Rev. Wm. Sippola (standing centre). Donor: Mrs. G. Maki.

Mr. & Mrs. Kari, members of the Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel), Wilson Street, Thunder Bay.

QUESTIONS: Several questions posed by Mr. Fisher throughout his time as an MP to several aspects of the Canadian Government. Also included are drafts of some of the question lists and answers to many of the questions posed 1958-1965

RAILWAY STRIKE: Railway Strike (1966) information, a submission to the Minister of Labour regarding Bill C-15 (1963), information on Canadian Railway operating Crafts, four of “Exhibit Prepared for Standing Committee on Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines”, all with varying subjects (1965), a newspaper clipping, and correspondence

Correspondence with Regan, Ontario

Correspondence with Joe Reilly, executive secretary of the John Howard and Elizabeth Fry Society, 1965.

Correspondence with David Macdonald (President of Thunder Bay Association for Retarded Children, 1965), a 1964-1965 pamphlet for the Adult Retard Centre, and related correspondence with Manitoba, Newfoundland, the Minister of Education, and individual citizens.

Correspondence with Alan Roberts, 1964.

Correspondence with James Ross, 1963.

Itinerary of the 1959 Royal tour, correspondence on the tour by Mr. Fisher, as well as some planning notes, a second itinerary in better condition. (1959)

Correspondence with Steve Ruvainka, 1964.

Submissions of the Great Lakes Waterways Development Association to the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority concerning Tolls on Canadian Waterways (1963), correspondence with Huet Massue (1964), newspaper clippings, copy of February and March (2 separate) editions of Ship-Shore News, damaged correspondence regarding the Seaway, May 1963 copy of Waterways Review, and question posed by Mr. Fisher answered by the Ministry of Transport.