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      Large, framed, colour photograph of the former Inment Mine at Winston Lake, 25 kilometres northwest of Schreiber. This mine was a site of copper and zinc deposits.

      Black and white photograph of Schreiber, Ontario's first Canadian Pacific Railway station.

      Framed photographs that show Engine #6539 before and after its restoration. The first photograph was taken by Brian Schuff, and the second was taken by Ray Gionet. Text on first photo reads: "A proud MLW RS-3 ex-Kimberly-Clark -CPR 6539 awaits cosmetic resotration by the Schreiber Heritage and Tourism Committee in …

      Framed black and white panoramic photograph of Schreiber. Frame is loose and damaged.

      Framed black and white photograph of the railway running through Schreiber. Entered according to the act of Parliament of Canada, in the year 1907 by the Aerial Company at the Department of Agriculture.

      Colour photograph of the Schreiber Public School's Grade 2/3 class of 1962-63.

      The building is now the location of Schreiber's municipal centre.

      Back (L-R): Kevin Scott, Kim Kruse, Shane Walsh, Bob McKenna, Dennis Zborowski, Hugh Holmes, Lorne Burke, Pat McKenna, Mario Figliomeni Middle: Donna McGrath, Betty Ann Huard, Debbie McKenna, Maria Maggio, Linda (Bryson) Singleton, Colleen (Winters), Lucy Racioppi, Paula (Sitko) Gauthier, Patricia McGrath, Anne (Miller) Bailey, Elda Holland Front: Janet Legyel, …

      Framed colour photograph of Queen Elizabeth.

      Framed photograph depicts Unit 5533 in the Schreiber C.P.R. yard.

      Framed photograph of the Schreiber C.P.R. yard circa 1900. Text reads: "Schreiber had developed into an important divisional point by the time this photograph was taken in 1900. Besides the extensive switching yards, the facilities included ice houses, a water tower, a round house, repair shops, coal shutes and stock …

      Framed black and white photograph depicts Schreiber's C.P.R. Station at an unknown date. Text reads: "Schreiber's first station, pictured here, was built in 1885, the same year the "Last Spike" was driven completing Canada's first transcontinental rail line. An important supply site during the railway's construction on the Lake Superior …

      This engine and passenger train provided the town of Schreiber a bit of amusement when, in the summer of 1993 during Heritage Days, it was used to transport locals for a quick trip to Marathon, reminiscent of the time passenger trains were available in this area.

      A framed photograph of Unit 2858. This steam engine was used between Thunder Bay and Schreiber.

      Early photograph of Schreiber reinforced on cardboard backing. Photograph has a large vertical crack down the centre, as well as some waterstains on the upper portion.

      Black and white photograph depicts the work camp in which Japanese-Canadian men were interned during the Second World War.

      Black and white photograph depicts two Canadian women with a group of Japanese-Canadian men who were interned at Schreiber during the Second World War. The photograph is mounted on wood.

      This engine was originally built in August of 1926, and scrapped December 1958. It worked Passenger Service Chapleau and Fort William and in Freight Service on the Nipigon and Heron Bay Sub.

      This engine was originally built in August of 1926, and scrapped December 1958. It worked Passenger Service Chapleau and Fort William and in Freight Service on the Nipigon and Heron Bay Sub.

      Black and white photograph of train engine #2424.