Banquet card detailing a complimentary banquet for Mr. William Mackenzie, Mr. Donald D. Mann, and Mr. Roderick D. Mackenzie at the Northern Hotel in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. This banquet was held to celebrate the closing of the gap in the CNR…

Sepia-toned photograph of a railway track for the Canada Pacific Railway being cut through stone. A group of workers and two horses can be seen at the end of the track near where the stone was being cut.

Sepia-tone photograph of men, women dressed in winter clothing. posing for the photograph in downtown Dawson City. Wooden buildings visible include J.P. McLennan Hardware and a Cafe. Sled dogs are sitting in the snow which is covering an otherwise…

Bird's eye view of Dawson, Yukon Territory and the Yukon River. Rows of stores, hotels, small businesses are in the photograph. The docks and warehouses border the shoreline of the Klondike River.. Caption on images: Dawson City, June 30, 1901", "By…

Sepia-toned photograph of a wooden home in winter.

Sepia-toned group portrait of a hockey team. Individuals are identified as follows (back row l/r) Marsden, London Eng; McLelland, Kingston; Tiffin, Stratford; Young, Ottawa; (front row l/r) Stevenson, Toronto; Calvert (Manager), Montreal; Nourse,…

Sepia-toned photograph of a crowd gathered for Victoria Day celebration Dawson, Yukon Territory. People are sitting in the grandstands watching the parade. Signs along the parade route are for Ice Cream, Baths, Rock Creek Coal Mines and 1898 Dawson…

Sepia-toned photograph of the Dawson Post Office buildiing. Exterior view of the post office, main door east and west walls. Corner of Third Avenue and King Street. The post office was built by Dominion architect Thomas Fuller

Sepia-toned photograph of Dawson's first public school erected in 1901. One of six buildings built by Thomas Fuller in Dawson
City.

Black and white photograph of the directors of the Finnish Temperance Society. Also known as the Uusi Yritys or New Attempt Temperance Society, this organization was formed by Finnish Immigrants in early Port Arthur. Along with Finnish-American…