First rooted spruce cuttings at Glendon Hall, these were part of Ivyr student Wally Bidwell's project. Black spruce, 1+0, cuttings, rooted.

First school in Beardmore, Ontario. Located near railroad track, west end.

Black and white photograph of the front of the first separate school in Port Arthur. Text on the back of the photograph suggests it was called Miss Bolduc's school and was located on Lincoln St.

This is an outline of the First Spike Day. It includes background information about the re-enactment, such as who, what, when, where, and why. The Friends of Mission-McKellar Islands Restoration (Inc.) organized the re-enactment. The outline also…

First Sunday School at Finnish Free Church, John Street, Thunder Bay, 1965. People in photo: Pastor Usko Murtonen. Donor: Rytkonen.

Photograph of first train from Montreal to Vancouver, at Fort William, 1886.

First transplanting at Grand Falls nursery. Transplants, eastern larch, 2+0.

First use of anhydrous ammonia in the preparation of transplant land. Fertilization.

First, post WWII publication of Ontario's forest resources. The Forest Resources of Ontario by R.M. Dixon. 1963. Ontario Dept. Lands & Forests