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      Front row from left to right: Violet Moranno, Irene Good, Marie Kurigan, Artenea Ralston, Phylles Mc?. Back row from left to right: Lena Jackson, Fay Carter, ?, ?, June Lulean Phillips, Hanna Garitson.

      Black and white photographs of Cliff Carleton's service station. The station is raised and has a porch and a staircase going up to the building. On the left side of the part of a gas pump can be seen. On the right is a car driving behind the building. On …

      Front row: Nelson Ingram, Harvey Lewis Sr., Harold McCreight. Second Row: Alan MacDougal, Toppy King, (unknown), Herman Driver. Third Row: Fred Giguere, Red Stone, (unknown), Dick Hamilton, Charlie Brown, (unknown) Fourth Row: (Percy King?), Sam Gordon, Mr. Corbiere, Roland Fletcher?, Allen Brown, Jim Chillman, Oss Patterson, Cap. Bird?

      Black and white photograph of the lumber camp of the Standard Chemical Company train filled with large logs. There are six train cars. There's snow on the left side. There's a forest on the right side behind the train.

      The men in the photograph: Jack A. Pinkerton, ? Pinkerton, Ed Raush, Walter Pinkerton and Bill Smeltzer

      Gold Shore Mine, began operations in 1937 and averaged 125 tons per day in it's two years of operation. It was the fourth largest gold producer in the Red Lake area. Located on McKenzie Island, this property consisted of 30 mine claims and grossed $750,000 thousand dollars.

      Eaton's Foodateria in Fort William proudly displays its new store front, which features modernistic lettering and black and white tiling. Eaton's opened its food store in Fort William in 1929. The store continued operations at the Victoria Avenue location until October 21st,1948, where it re-opened on South Syndicate Avenue. This …

      Company founded in 1872 by Karl Mueller called Mueller Cooperage and operated out of a frame building at Regina and Erb streets. A brick plant was built in 1906 on Shantz Avenue (later Canbar Avenue, no longer exists) with Karl's son, John Charles taking over. In 1914 the company was …

      Condition: Good. Slight wear and yellowing.

      Armstrong Garage opened the day that World War II was declared.

      This is an image of nurses and soldiers escorting small girls out of a building during World War II. The small girls are all in light-coloured coats, hats, and shoes with socks.

      A plaque listing the local citizens who served in WWII.

      Bert Sloman (Albert Edward Sloman) passed away in 1986 at Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. His wife Vera Matilda Sloman passed away January 4, 2011 at Cambridge Memorial Hospital. They had a son, Ron Sloman.

      Richard and Iris (Sloman) Bell are pictured on the grounds of unknown gardens, possibly in Niagara Falls, on their wedding day in 1939. This photo was among the family memorabilia in the possession of their son, Rick Bell, of St. Catharines.

      Possibly a street scene of Red River Road in Port Arthur. View of street car rails. Winter day - Feb 16, 1939.

      This record is a compilation of photographs of Burford Township residents who served for the Canadian military during the Second World War. Those photographed are Karl McEwan, Edith Ryder, Joe Stefan, Frank Barnes, Kenneth Reavely, George Clement, Pansy Clement, Norman Tighe, George Hanson, Alice Hanson, George Luckhurst, Annie Stefan, Alex …

      Genealogical information used with permission courtesy Dan Buchanan, www.treesbydan.com Harrison William Raycraft1,2,3,4 M, #61668, b. 1916, d. 2001 Father*: Walter A. Reycraft2 b. 12 Nov 1888, d. 29 Jan 1975 Mother*: Mattie Pearl Phillips2 b. 6 May 1880, d. 1963 Birth*: 1916; Ontario; Date 1916 per Memorial. Date 1917 & …

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      On reverse: Lorne Terrill 1939...

      Condition: good - some discolouration on back.