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The Harbour, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada
Picture, 1910
Head of Lake Shebandowan (Shebandowan Lakes, Thunder Bay District, Ontario)
Picture, 1876
The Harbour and C.N.R Depot, Port Arthur, Ont.
Picture, 1910
Public Library, Fort William, Ont., Canada
Picture, 1910
Nipigon River, Looking towards the Bay (Thunder Bay District, Ontario)
Picture, 1876
Central School, Fort William, Ont.
Picture, 1910
The Avenue Hotel, Fort William, Ont.
Picture, 1910
The Harbour, Fort William, Ont., Canada
Picture, 1910
Wesley Methodist Church, Fort William, Ont., Canada
Picture, 1910
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
Picture, 1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
Picture, 1900
Nothing moving: Fourteen foreign and domestic ships are anchored in Thunder Bay harbor while 1,200 grain handlers, on strike or locked out, wait for a settlement of the 22-day tie-up. The cross-country relay of grain from the Prairies generates thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in trade. Paralysis of the world's largest grain port affects people and firms for thousands of miles across Canada.
Picture, 1986
McKay Mountain, Fort William, Ont., Canada
Picture, 1910
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
Picture, 1900
Fort William, Ont. from Lake Superior
Picture, 1857
Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada. (130 feet. Largest cement span in the world).
Picture, 1910
Camp at McVicars Creek (Thunder Bay, Ontario; Red River Expedition, July 1870)
Picture, 1913
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
Picture, 1900
New C.N.R. Station, Port Arthur, Ont.
Picture, 1910
C.P.R. Station, Fort William, Ont.
Picture, 1910
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