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Black and white photograph of one of the first Canada Northern Railway locomotives which ran from Port Arthur to Winnipeg. Two unidentified men can be seen at the front of the train engine while another man can be seen standing near the control…

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…

Sepia toned photograph of a man identified as Charlie Vial (motorman) riding through Port Arthur on a streetcar during the winter holidays. A building in the background can be seen wishing the residents of Port Arthur a Merry Christmas and Happy New…

Sepia toned photograph of a group of men in the process of building a hotel at Beaver Mine in the Thunder Bay District of Ontario, Canada.

Sepia toned photograph of a large group of people gathered in front of a house somewhere in an early Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada.

Sepia toned photograph of an early Port Arthur. Foreground shows some people working on the construction of wooden sidewalks while many buildings can be seen in the background.

Black and white photograph of an unidentified man in front of a house.

Photographer and donor are unknown.

Black and white photograph of John McIntyre who was the last Chief-Factor of the Hudson's Bay post at Fort William. John McIntyre is credited as one of the founders of Fort William alongside John Vickers and John McKellar.

Black and white photograph of the Port Arthur docks. Three ships can be seen currently docked at the port and have been identified as: S. S. "Can favor" , S. S. "E. M. Foster", and S. S. "Butcher's Maid".

Photographer and donor are unknown.

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.…