Sports (Individuals): David Takala, wrestler, 1910's. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Kannasto Family. People in photo: Mr. J. Kannasto (editor of Tyokansa), Mrs. S. Kannasto (women's political speaker and writer), and son John (later worked as a car salesman and court translator). Donor: Mrs. M. Kannasto.

Organizations (Parades): Labour Day gathering of Finnish people, 1907. Donor: Ellen Karila.

Mrs. Sanni Kauppi (cook) and niece, Alice Beck (cookee) at Mr. Kauppi's lumber camp, 1920's. Donor: Mrs. Martha Norlander (Beck).

Black and white photograph of a family standing in front of a wooden framed house. Four children are in the photograph along with two women and two men

Hoito staff, 1940. Front row, left to right: unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Bertha Silander, Signe Hokkanen. Second row, left to right: Eila Lehto, Elma Peuramaki, Gertie Waris, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Aune…

Organizations (Parades): "Women Should Vote” banner from 1914 parade. Northern Flower Temperance Society. Pohjankukka Raittiusseura at kes juhlass (Summer Festival at Fort William). Left to right: Mr. Sarelius, Mr. Kukke, Mr. Pajunen, Mrs.…

On the extreme left, Olivier Daunais, in the doorway, the chief Tchiatan (Joseph the Lawyer) and seated, his daughter and his wife (daughter of Joseph the Lawyer)

Stock Certificate of The Finnish Building Company, Limited, certifying that Einar Kajander is the owner of 1 share (worth $5) of the Capital Stock of the company on November 6, 1909.

Finnish postcard, with a picture of a man and a sign on top of him entitled “Organised Slaves”.