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- Geographic Location: Pakwash Lake
- Item types: Albumen prints
- Item types: Photocopies
- Item types: Photocopies
- Item types: Death notices
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- Item types: Wood engravings
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- Cabins at Pakwash BayA view from across Pakwash Bay of the sleeping quarters of the Red Lake road builders. These cabins had log walls and canvas roofs.A view from across Pakwash Bay of the sleeping quarters of the Red Lake road builders. These cabins had log walls and canvas roofs.Thunder Bay Public Library
- Road Builders Cabins - Pakwash BayLeft to Right- Nick Osipanko, Keith Randle, Morris Waywanko in a moment of rest at the road builders cabins on the shore of Pakwash Bay, Ontario.Left to Right- Nick Osipanko, Keith Randle, Morris Waywanko in a moment of rest at the road builders cabins on the shore of Pakwash Bay, Ontario.Thunder Bay Public Library
- Tomlinson Brothers Cabins - Pakwash BayEarly morning at Pakwash Bay, 1946. These cabins were used to house the highway construction crews for the Red Lake highway that opened August 17, 1947. The camp at Pakwash Bay housed 100 men on the gravel shore of Pakwash Lake. Five hundred men were hired through Manpower (Federal Employment …Early morning at Pakwash Bay, 1946. These cabins were used to house the highway construction crews for the Red Lake highway that opened August 17, 1947. The camp at Pakwash …Thunder Bay Public Library
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