Booklet published for the Fort William Diamond Jubilee celebration, 1952. Fort William accomplishments and town information.

Black and white photograph of an early Port Arthur. A group of men can be seen standing on a road to the left which leads into Port Arthur in the background.

Black and white drawing of the front view of Fort Kaministiqua along the Kaminisitiqua river. This fort was established by the North West Company as a trading post circa 1803. By 1807 the fort had been renamed to Fort William in honour of William…

Black and white newspaper clipping of a photograph of the business center of Fort William. A streetcar can be seen travelling down the center of the busy street.

Black and white newspaper clipping of a photograph of the business center of Port Arthur. Buildings can be seen towards the horizon.

A black and white photograph of the old Fort William trading post. The Hudson Bay buildings can be seen in the background. In modern day the old fort was reconstructed, opening in 1973, and is now a Canadian Heritage site.

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.

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…

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