A black and white collection of photographs of 4 industry buildings in Port Arthur. Buildings have been identified as follows:

1. Woodside's Foundry
2. Vigars Saw Mill
3. Elliott's Bottling Works
4. Kennedy and Saunders

Black and white photograph of an early Port Arthur streetcar operated by the Port Arthur Street railway commission. Men in the photos have been identified as: Norman Harrington (Man with hands in pockets on street car), Bailey (Motorman), Dick Jones…

Sepia toned photograph of an early Port Arthur streetcar operated by the Port Arthur Street railway commission. Men in the photos have been identified as: Norman Harrington (Man with hands in pockets on street car), Bailey (Motorman), Dick Jones (man…

Black and white photograph of a previous Port Arthur town hall. Text beneath the photograph suggests that it was succeeded by a jewelry store and was host to a number of famous road shows.

Photograph of a man wearing a bowler hat, holding the reins of the horse. One woman, not facing the camera is seated beside him and the other woman is in the back seat with a blanket across her knees. A kerosene lamp is attached to the front left…

Black and white photograph of a train engine and caboose belonging to Prince Arthur's Landing and Kaministiqua Railway Company. The Prince Arthur's Landing and Kaministiqua Railway Company were the owners of a railway constructed to connect Fort…

Sepia-tone group portrait of RCMP officers

Black and white photograph of a large gathering of people on the ice of Thunder Bay. Title of the photograph implies it was a racing event. The old city of Port Arthur can be seen in the background.

Black and white photograph of Ray Street and Co. bank. The building can be seen in the center of the photograph with Matthews Dry Goods Store shown on the right. The man standing in the door way is identified as Col. Ray.

Sepia-tone photograph of Bennett, British Columbia. The photograph of town buildings and walled tents are along shoreline, with several riverboats tied along creek and boat under construction at right, signs for Dawson
Hotel and Hotel Portland are…