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      Born in Sturgeon in 1910, and Winnipeg in 1920, Victor Hartley and Gladys Crow met at the Winnipeg Y Tumbling and Hand Balancing classes in the late 1930's. At the time, Gladys was in training with the Winnipeg Ballet School, but Vic and Gladys were quick to realize their winning …

      This map of Port Arthur in 1898 was drawn by Archibald McDougall to show where the telegraph lines ran at that date. The red lines indicate the telegraph lines. Mr. McDougall’s sister was the telegraph operator at the time, and the telegraph lines ran into the McDougall home where Miss …

      This interview with Mr. A.E. McDougall was taped on Nov 21 1981 on the eve of the 100th anniversary of the McDougall family’s involvement with telecommunications in the Lakehead. At the age of 93 Archie McDougall reflects on the historical development of communications in Thunder Bay.

 Canadian Railway and Marine World, January 1913     A short item from the January 1913 edition of Canadian Railway and Marine World detailing the portions of newly installed double track that the Canadian Pacific Railway is now authorized to use.

 Fort William Daily Times Journal, 2 Dec 1930     A circumstances of death and funeral notice for James D Clapp of Schreiber taken from the December 02 1930 edition of the Fort William Daily Times Journal. Page number is unknown.