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Text by John William Wevers

Score for choir and organ.

Silver Islet Store Book - entries from May 22 - June 19, 1880.

Photostat copy of Chapter 3, "A Force In Being," of book "Royal Canadian Mounted Police" by L. Charles Douthwaite, first edition, 1939.

This Thunder Bay Co-Operative Dairy Board of Directors' Minutes ledger pertains to both everyday business and special business items, including: employee wages and holiday gift(s); board meeting travel expenses; and unionization. This ledger also includes the introduction of ice cream production and notes regarding the Co-Op's first "Bottle" booth at the Lakehead Exhibition.

Note: This is the first ledger to begin with a Table of Contents/Index.

This Thunder Bay Co-Operative Dairy Board of Directors' Minutes ledger pertains to both everyday business and special business items, including: the production of individual creamers; the re-introduction of 8 quart containers; a decline in retail and whole milk sales; changes in management; and extraordinary financial hardship.

Note: This is the final ledger. The Thunder Bay Co-Operative Dairy officially ceased operation on February 28, 1969; however, the Board of Directors oversaw its liquidation from 1969-1972.

One issue (1997) of Northern Connection Magazine.

Daily Journal for 1913: On the Foley, Welsh & Stewart's contract from Cochrane to Harricanaw River in Quebec - P.B. McDonald wrote the account.

Group of men seated and standing, identified as being at a lodge meeting.

Snow-shoe Club. Same group as in (15j)

On the Nipigon River: Canoe and Rapids
Caption reads: “This is a real Indian canoe in the picture, white water rapids from below.”

Falls of Nipigon River from above.

On the Nipigon River: Victoria Rapids. 1884.

Falls of Nipigon River from east side. 1884.

The Shuniah Club. Banquet given for John Smith, Manager of Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Company. Possibly 1922.
Banquet held on 8th floor of Whalen Building / Public Utilities Commission Building.
Some men identified, including: E.E. Johnson, Thomas Andrew, Frank Dolan, Donald J. MacGillis, John Cook, John Smith, Judge A.J. McComber, Charles Mellor, Hugh Keefer, Clerk of the Prince Arthur Hotel, W.T. McEachern, A. Theobald.

Tennis Party on lawn, at F.H. Keefer residence, Port Arthur, 1908. Guests are not identified. Former courthouse and jail in background.

Cricket at Current River Park, Sept 11, 1915.
A group of men posed with sports equipment.
Identified people are: H. Halton, Hugh Keefer, A.L. McEwen, F.H. Keefer, Justice Sutherland, W.H. Nelson, Neil McDougall, Hume Govelier, Col S.W. Ray, Turville, W.F. Langworthy.

Account book of the Port Arthur Cricket Club. 1892-1895.
Only a few pages of written material; the rest is blank.

Plan by A.L. Russell of the tennis ground data for J.W. Allen, 1898, Port Arthur. Intersection of Cumberland and Cameron (now Camelot.) Coated linen.