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Publication entitled "The Canadian Forum on Peace", Toronto, November 5-6, 1955.

Correspondence from the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church concerning the 1956-57 split in the church; Statement of claims, statement of defence and counter claim documents.

Newspaper clippings about Henry Tuutila's death, who was known as the Flying Finn, Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society's Sport Project, 50th Anniversary of Nahjus and Isku (January 17, 1957, Vapaus); Periodical entitled "Sports College Research Guide: A World of Knowledge to the World of Sports (January, 1952).

Vapaus Publishing Company Limited Toimintakertomukset (Activities Report), 1957-1958 (1 copy), 1960-1961 (3 copies).

Tickets to Nahjus gymnastic and variety show performance, dance, and various other sports related
events; membership cards for Nahjus Athletic Club; Nahjus meeting announcement mailers; 1st, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons from Nahjus; Nahjus red and blue crests (1920), and the Kiwanis provincial open track meet champion crest for 1958.

Booklet entitled "Dedication of Christ Lutheran Church" (1958); Minutes from Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Port Arthur 1962-68; Photocopy of Christ Lutheran Church 10th anniversary leaflet; 1976 treasurer's report for Christ Lutheran Church; 1973 church program; 20th anniversary program (1977); Interview of Christ Lutheran Church member.

Minutes of meeting from the Port Arthur Finnish History Society regarding raising of new Canadian flag by Port Arthur Finns (1958) ; Newspaper clipping entitled "Finnish Group Plans Event for New Flag" ; Material Submission Report (1978).

Obituary notices of Finnish residents from I.lll
Chronicle Journal and Canadan Uutiset (1960-1987)
Miscellaneous news articles, announcements (1980-
1981).

Outline of book entitled "Finnish Immigrants in America 1880-1920." (1960). Chapter and page outline of main points or ideas in book.

2 pages from 1961 issue of United Church's monthly publication entitled "The Presbytery of Superior" mentioning the Finnish work in Thunder Bay with Rev. G.A. Koponen.

Play entitled "Tukki Joella" (4-Act Folk Play) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay,
December 17, 1961
People in photo: (left to right) Onni Paavi, Mamie Paavi, name not known, Ellen Kareno, Martti Bjorn
Donor: Lauri Lahti

Play entitled "Tukki Joella" (4-Act Folk PLay) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay
December 17, 1961
Donors: S. Anttila, Linda Murto
Two copies.

Questionnaires to Finnish churches and church ordinances of Thunder Bay and surrounding area; 1961-71 comparative census of church parishes.

Manuscript entitled "Sunnuntai Kalastajat" (Sunday Fishermen) written by Savon Ukko. (1961).

Play entitled "Tukki Joella" (4-Act Folk Play) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay,
December 17, 1961.
People in photo: Ulla Ahokas, Ellen Karena, Martti Bjorn, Mamie Paavi.
Donors: Lauri Lahti, S. Anttila
Three copies.

Play entitled "Tukki Joella" (4-Act Folk Play) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, December 17, 1961.
Donors: S. Anttila, Linda Murto
Two copies.

Play entitled "Tukki Joella" (4-Act Folk Play) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay
December 17, 1961
People in photo: Ellen Kareno, Martti Bjorn
Donor: Lauri Lahti

Map of Finnish Free Church location; Photocopy of land deed and mortgage on church ( 1965); Photocopies of receipts, permits and tax records; Photocopy of the minutes of the 1st meeting and constitution of Free Church (1962); Interviews of early Free Church members and pastor.

Photocopy of book entitled "Jaakiekko Tai to" (Hockey skills) written by Joe Wirkkunen (1963, Finnish). Training manual for hockey players with descriptions of various game strategies.

Photocopy of a kunniakirja (Honorary diploma) received I 1) by George Lintula from Finland for entering a writing contest (1968); Manuscript written by George Lintula (no title)(1967).

• Photocopied pages from booklet entitled "Hockey Memories 1968, Thunder Bay District".

Manuscript entitled "The Origins of the Canadian Finnish Labour Movement", by N. Viita (1970 October 9-13, Indusrialisti). History of labour movement, Temperance Society, Socialist party and unions. (2 copies)

Newspaper entitled "Industrialisti" a Finnish-American paper printed in Duluth, Minnesota. (October 30, 1970)

Photocopied newspaper clippings of Finnish Canadian basketball players in Thunder Bay (1970's).

• Manuscript, by Mark Metsaranta entitled "Ethnic Residential Concentration and Succession in a Section of the Former City of Port Arthur." - A study to investigate a particular area of Port Arthur for Finnish residential concentration and Italian residential succession. (1972)