Black and white collection of portraits of prominent business men in Port Arthur around 1884. Individuals are identified from 1-22 as:

1. Wiley
2. Mackay
3. Cordingly
4. H. A. Wiley
5. G. Hoddder
6. W. J. Clarke
7. Smith
8. Ed. McKay
9.…

Sepia-toned photograph of citizens and prominent figures in Fort William. Some individuals have been identified as:

Mayor Garfield Anderson (bottom row, far left)
Mayor Robert B. Pow (bottom row, fourth from left)
Mayor Chisholm Ross (bottom…

Black and white photograph of a large group of members of the Waverly Lawn Bowling Club gathered on a lawn bowling green at Waverly Park in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada.

Black and white photograph of a Jubilee day (Likely the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria) citizen's procession in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. A large group of citizens can be seen walking in rows down the center of the street, including members of…

Black and white photograph of a Jubilee day (Likely the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria) parade in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. A parade band can be seen walking down the street with people gathered along the sidewalks.

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.

Black and white photograph of four prime ministers and a politician of the commonwealth. Individuals are identified from left to right as:

Louis Davies: Third premier of Prince Edward Island
Sir Wilfred Laurier: Seventh prime minister of…

A group of men who were members of the Kiwanis club, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the welfare of children across Canada and the United States. The men have been identified as (From top left to bottom right): J.G. Macdonald, George…

Black and white photograph of painted of a man identified as Sir William Stavers, a Dutch military man who lived from 1789-1862. A biography on the back of the photograph can be found written in Dutch.

Black and white photograph of Kakabeka Falls during the winter. A group of seven men can be seen near the falls.