Dean house in Brighton, 1942.

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.

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

A black and white collection of eight photographs of various businesses and public service buildings in early Port Arthur. The buildings have been identified from top left to bottom right as follows (along with any descriptions provided):

Note:…

A black and white collection of photographs of various buildings, sights and ships around Port Arthur. Photos display the following from top left to bottom right (along with any descriptions provided):

Note: Any references to events occurred at…

A black and white collection of photographs of various buildings in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. The buildings have been identified from top left to bottom right as follows:

1. Hospital and convent
2. Presbyterian church
3. High school
4.…

A black and white photograph of a collection of six drawings of various buildings in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. Owners/names of individual buildings have been identified from top left to bottom right as (along with any additional information…

A collection of five black and white photographs of hotels in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada in 1884. Photos have been identified from top left to bottom right as:

1. Western Hotel
2. Continental Hotel
3. Northern Hotel
4. Belmont Hotel
5.…

A black and white collection of eight photographs of various residences in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada from 1884-1890. Owners of individual houses have been identified from top left to bottom right as (along with any additional information…

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.