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Typed transcripts of articles for the Daily News, Port Arthur, 1906-1914. (Duplicates in MG8, C, 5, 1, I 1-9.)

Original Saannot (By-laws) from the C.T.K.L. (Canadan Teollisuusunionistinen Kannatus Liitto), Port Arthur.

Inventory and financial report from C.U.T. (1949-1961) ; Correspondence to C.T.K.L. groups ; Correspondence from Lauri Lemberg, Duluth, Minnesota.

Saannot (Rules and Regulations) for the Port Arthur Finnish Language School , Material Submission Report (1978).

Photographs are divided into seven subseries:
A - Architecture
B - Arts (Theatre, music, dance, arts, crafts)
C - Business & industry
D - Churches
E - Communities in Northwestern Ontario
F - People, families, & genealogy
G - Organizations

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.