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Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur.

W.G. MacFarlane

Picture, 1900

Red River Expedition on Kaministikwia River, Ontario. July 1870

Armstrong, William, 1822-1914

Picture, 1913

Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur.

W.G. MacFarlane

Picture, 1900

Top Canadian: Steve Collins of Thunder Bay, Ont., was the top Canadian in ski jumping at the Olympics with a 25th-place finish. More disappointing was Horst Bulau, who was touted as a strong medal hope. The 20-year-old Ottawa native placed 38th. Winning the event was East German ace Jens Weissflog, while Matti Nykanen of Finland jumped to the silver.

Spremo, Boris

Picture, 1984

Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada. (130 feet. Largest cement span in the world).

Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co. Ltd

Picture, 1910

Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur.

W.G. MacFarlane

Picture, 1900

Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur.

W.G. MacFarlane

Picture, 1900

Red River Route

Dept. Public Works, Canada

Ephemera, 1874

Wesley Methodist Church, Fort William, Ont., Canada

Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co. Ltd

Picture, 1910

Pulling together: White-gloved Duchess of York joins Prince Andrew in propelling simulated birchbark canoe yesterday at Old Fort William in Thunder Bay.

Bull, Ron

Picture, 1987