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Sports for the love of it
Handwritten article by Cairine Budner detailing her passion for sports among the Finns. Her dream was to compile the history of the Finnish sporting activity and athletic organizations in the Thunder Bay area from its beginning in the early 20th…
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Our Nordic Legacy
Short film "Our Nordic Legacy" consisting of interviews and discussions of people in the Thunder Bay area of nordic (Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish) descent. Discusses immigration, labour, craft, and sport, including skiing. Produced by Jim…
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Finnish folk dancers
Finnish folk dancers at dedication ceremony of Finnish Monument at Friendship Gardens, Thunder Bay, 1976.
2 copies.
2 copies.
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Finnish Co-Op Store
Finnish Co-Op Store on Secord Street (?), Thunder Bay. Horse-drawn delivery wagon in front. Donor: Harry Raketti.
2 copies.
2 copies.
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First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church picnic at Wickstrom's farm, 1908.
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Apostolic Lutheran Church exterior
Apostolic Lutheran Church exterior, Van Horne Street, Thunder Bay. One of the first established Finnish churches in Thunder Bay. People in photo: Rev. George Haapala. Donor: Isola.
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"Nahjus" Group
"Nahjus" Group performing Finnish Folk Dance. People in photo: (left to right, as visible) Cairine (Beck) Budner, Ralph Richardson, Onni Paavi, Irene (Maki) Maki, Loretta (Rutledge) Martola, Frank Wilson, Arlene (Rutledge) Wilson. Donor: Leo Sheare.…
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Finnish Christmas card printed between 1906 and 1918
Christmas message on card cover Christmas Greetings. In every joyous way may this Christmas and New Year be your happiest and best. Images of tall ships sailing, and seagulls flying overhead. The card is signed Lili Kivisto
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Christmas poem "The meaning of a smile at Christmas Time" Article printed by the Provincial Paper Ltd., Port Arthur Branch entitled ‘ Hymyilyn merkitys Jouluna’ (The meaning of a smile at Christmastime)
A poem with Christmas wishes from Provincial Paper Limited, Port Arthur Division. The poem is signed "approved Provincial Paper Ltd."
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Labour Postcard
Finnish postcard, with a picture of a man and a sign on top of him entitled “Organised Slaves”.
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