Black and white photograph of two men holding banner which reads "Welcome to 10th Convention of Lumber Workers Industrial Union of Canada". Labour workers are seated facing forward. Caption on back " photograph from a post card"

Black and white photograph of men and women marching in a parade down Bay Street holding up signs reading "Women should vote", "Child labour must? be abolished". Band members with their instruments were gathered in the crowd as well as children and…

Black and white photograph of men and women in the May Day Parade marching down an unidentified street. Banners were held aloft, some buildings in the background include H.B. Rayner, Mahon Electric, and MacKay Electric

Black and white photograph of men and women in the May Day Parade marching down an unidentified street. Banners were held aloft, cars parked on the street and in the background is H.R. Sime Plumbing and Heating Building

Colored fire insurance plan of a section of Port Arthur, sheet no. 6 November 1910. The scale is 50 ft - 1 in. The map was included in the presentation "Before the Temple: origins of the Finnish Labour Temple" by Marc Metsaranta since it showed the…

Black and white group photograph of the executive of Finnish Publishing Company. Back (L to R) Emil Hulkko, J.V. Kannasto (editor of Tyokansa), Antti Kari, Oskari Selkamaa, Matt Mattson, and Toivo Niemi. Front (L to R) Kust Justin (chairman), Lauri…

Black and white photograph with the caption "Bush strikers at Port Arthur, July 1935. Bush workers are standing and sitting in front of the Finnish Labour Temple

Black and white photograph of the lumber workers strike. Workers are gathered together in front of the Finnish Labour Temple

Group photograph of Finnish Organization of Canada at “Little” Finn Hall". Front row 2nd from left Frank Makela, 4th left Edwin Suksi, 3rd right Pentti Siren. Women from left Mrs. Koski, Mrs. Kari, Mrs. Tilves and Mrs. Silman

Crowd inside Port Arthur arena (North Court Street) listening to Tim Buck. There is a banner hanging from the rafters with the words "To save our country"; a image of a ballot box and voters is also on the banner