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      Black and white photograph of the Steamship Westmount.The Westmount was built in 1903 and was designed as a bulk carrier.

      Black and white photograph of the Empire Elevator Company. Empire Elevators was located at the mouth of the Kaministiquia River.

      Black and white photograph of the ship Monarch, shipwrecked off the shores of Isle Royale on December 6, 1906. The publication Great Lakes Ships We Remember states that the after leaving Port Arthur on the last trip of the season "during a snowstorm that had reduced visibility to near zero, …

      Black and white photograph of the passenger vessel Roosevelt's arrival at Port Arthur with 2000 passengers on June 14, 1909.

      Black and white photograph of the cargo ship Monkshaven shipwrecked off the Angel Islands. On November 27, 1905 the Monkshaven "was overwhelmed by the huge seas less than 15 miles from a safe haven and dashed onto Pie Island in Lake Superior". (excerpt taken from Great Lakes Ships We Remember)

      City of Port Arthur, Ont. Population 12,000 1906.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the power house located at the lower falls in Current River Park.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the construction of new water mains in Current River (May 30, 1908).

      Photograph (b&w) showing highlighting the beach at Current River Park, Port Arthur.

      Photograph (b&w) of the steamship S.S. Hamonic (no year given).

      Photograph (b&w) highlighting the Algoma Street Bridge, Port Arthur. Photo shows both the street bridge as well as the nearby walking path bridge.

      Photograph (b&w) titled "Lovers Lane" showing a gravel pathway/roadway surrounded by forest.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the excursion boat Doric on its way to Silver Islet. Inscribed on the side of the boat is Grand Trunk Line - Doric - Northern Navigation Company.

      The Public Utilities Building, located on North Cumberland Street, Port Arthur.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the water descending at the Current River Dam, Port Arthur. The water appears to be unusually high and flooding the area.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the aftermath of the Clavet Warehouse building collapse (Clavet's Feed Store), Port Arthur (Oct. 29, 1907). Photo taken from the rear of the collapse.

      Photograph (b&w) showing the aftermath of the Clavet Warehouse collapse (Clavet's Feed Store), Port Arthur. Photo taken October 29, 1907.

      Photograph (bxw) of St. Paul's Anglican Church.

      Photograph (bxw) of the Welcome Islands near Port Arthur.

      Black and white photograph of the Pigeon River Lumber Company, Port Arthur.