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Lakehead College Student Christian Movement Vol. 1 No. 5
This issue of Lakehead College Student Christian Movement Newsletter contains talk of amalgamation between Port Arthur and Fort William.
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Lakehead College-Arts, Science, & Technology 1957
This publication contains information regarding the different divisions.
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The Whalen Business Block, Port Arthur Canadian Stewart Co., Ltd., August 25 1914
Black and white photograph of the completed eight-storey Whalen Business Block in Port Arthur. The building was constructed using reinforced concrete. Terra cotta stone adorned the exterior along with sculptures of early settlers and traders
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First Delivery Truck in Port Arthur
First Delivery Truck in Port Arthur. Owned by Kyro-Helberg Co. LTD. Bay Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario
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Demonstration of unemployed controlled by six R.C.M.P. officers, Port Arthur, early 1930’s
R.C.M.P. officers on horseback controlling crowd of unemployed men
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Port Arthur 100th anniversary parade
Black and white photograph of the Knights of Kalevala's float with Ladies of Kalevala seated on float . Mr. Lyyski as Vainmainen from Kalevala legend is seen playing an instrument on the float
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Socialist Women's Group Port Arthur.
Photograph of women in the ladies socialist club of Port Arthur. Some of these women are from back (L to R) unidentified, Mrs. Karri, Mrs. Airola, Mrs. Takoja, unidentified. Front (L to R) Unidentified, unidentified, and Sanna Kannasto
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Railway, Marine & General Hospital (R. M. & G.)
Railway, Marine & General Hospital (R. M. & G.) (Port Arthur), Thunder Bay. Donor: Don Luhtala. 2 copies.
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Chippewa Park on Thunder Bay
Chippewa Park on Thunder Bay, Lake Superior, 1920's. Donor: Mrs. M. Norlander (Beck).
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Lakehead College Student Christian Movement Vol. 1 No. 12
This issue of the SCM Newsletter contains an article on the joining of Port Arthur and Fort William, a review of the SCM Christmas Conference, and announces a visit from Doug Fisher.
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