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Black and white photograph of a train travelling through the hilly terrain of the Canadian Shield.

Photographer and donor are unknown.

Black and white photograph of the front of Casa Loma in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Casa Loma (Spanish for Hill House) is a gothic revival style mansion that was created for financier Sir Henry Pellat in 1914. Currently serves as a house museum and…

Black and white photograph of a cattle farm near Fort William, Ontario, Canada. Numerous cattle can be seen in the foreground while the hilly terrain of the Canadian Shield can be seen in the background.

Photographer and donor are unknown.

Black and white photograph of a scenic view from the top of Mt. Josephine near Grand Portage, Minnesota, U.S.A. In the foreground two women can be seen sitting at the edge of the mountain. In the background, a view of Lake Superior is shown with…

Black and white photograph of an unknown lumber mill. Mill is located on a river with large buildings seen in the distance.

Black and white photograph of the High Falls of the Pigeon River; A waterfall which is located on the border of Ontario, Canada and Minnesota, U.S.A. A wooden structure can be seen at the top of the falls.

Photographer and donor are unknown.

Black and white photograph of five men identified from left to right as: Chief John Thunder, Dr. W.L. Strunk (Commissioner of Conservation for Minnesota), Andrew Banning, S.V. Saxby (Executive Secretary of the Minnesota Arrowhead Association), and a…

A collection of eight black and white photographs of various mining sites during the silver mining boom of the 1880's in the Thunder Bay District. These mining sites were collectively a part of the largest silver mining project in Canada at the time.…

Scenic black and white photograph of the city of Duluth, Minnesota, U.S.A. and Lake Superior. The city can be seen in the foreground while the border between land and lake stretches out over the horizon.

A painting of an early Hudson's Bay Company settlement which would later become Fort William, Ontario, Canada in 1892.