Black and white photograph of a group of men standing in front of Kakabeka Falls. Individuals have been identified from left to right as:

1. Thomas Marks (first mayor of Port Arthur)
2. J. McKellar (first mayor of Fort William)
3. Gge. T. Marks…

Black and white photograph of Lord Strathcona and his entourage arriving by car to the Head of the Lakes. Individuals have been identified from left to right as: James Murphy, unknown, Bert Farmer, Lord Strathcona's niece, Lord Strathcona, L. L.…

Black and white photograph of Louis Riel and the rest of the councillors of the provisional government of the Métis Nation. Louis Riel can be seen in the center of the photograph surrounded by the other councillors.

On the extreme left, Olivier Daunais, in the doorway, the chief Tchiatan (Joseph the Lawyer) and seated, his daughter and his wife (daughter of Joseph the Lawyer)

Sepia-toned photograph of miners operating a sluice on a mining claim on/below lower Dominion Creek. Captions on image: "Goetzman photo Dawson", "sluicing on/below Dominion Creek"

Black and white photograph of a group of men gathered around a mining machine.

Sepia-toned photograph of a moose shot from a steamer on the Pelly River. Caption on image: "Moose shot from steamer on the Pelly River", "Goetzman Dawson.

Sepia-toned photograph of Native men and women dancing in the street, Dawson, Yukon Territory. Captions on image: "Indian Dance in A.C.Co. yard", "Photo by Goetzman".

Black and white photograph of the north shore of Lake Superior.

Photographer and donor are unknown.

A postcard with a black and white photograph of two Indigenous men standing beside an Ojibway birch bark canoe on the front. These masterfully engineered canoes were the principal means of travel for Indigenous peoples of this region, and for…