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      A foresters' picnic along the Port Arthur Duluth Western Railway during the 1890's. The tripod in the photo belongs to J.F.Cooke. The picnic would end up at Stanley Park, near Kakabeka Falls. The train would push the open cars instead of pulling them so the ashes from the locomotive would …

      A group portrait of three young men, ca 1890. Two are identified as Jack Meahen (perhaps Meehan) and Gorman Ferguson. The third is not identified. See also photo entitled 'Six young men, Port Arthur (1890). 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

      A photo of six young men, obviously having a good time, around the turn of the century in Port Arthur, Ontario, ca 1890. Gorman Ferguson also appears in the photo entitled 'Jack Meahen, Gorman Ferguson'. Can you pick him out here?; 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo Tom Squires (seated; 3rd …

      Also P3483

      Official No.: 96842; First Rebuild: Official Number: 96842 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 42 x 11 -- 16 tons Rebuilt: Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada in 1905 40x11x5 Owned by E. J. Nuttall, Port Arthur 1901; J. & B. Mayhew, Moore Ont. 1905; Winnipeg Electric Co. 1910. Tug.

      Official No.: 110350; 242x36x17 Owned by Algoma Central Railway. Built by P. Smit Jr., Rotterdam Neth. 1890. Wrecked 16/11/06 near Thunder Cape. ; Final Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, Wrecked