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      Arthur Street, Port Arthur, Ontario, 1930s or 1950s.

      Sleeping Giant as seen from Hillcrest Park, Port Arthur, Ontario.

      Thunder Bay District ski area, Feb. 18, 1931.

      Colour postcard of a painting depicting General Hospital, located in Port Arthur, Ontario. This postcard was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.

      Postcard depicting the beginning of Kakabeka Falls, a beautiful landmark near Thunder Bay, ON. This postcard was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Limited out of Ottawa.

      Colour postcard featuring a painting of the Kakabeka Falls in winter. This postcard was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.

      Postcard showing an aerial view of Fort William Historic Park.

      Postcard showing Old Fort William Historic Park, situated on the shores of the Kaministiquia River. In the background Mount McKay is shown.

      Postcard depicting a typical lake scene from Northwestern Ontario.

      Postcard showing Port Arthur's Town Bell monument (now located at Hillcrest Park) with a beautiful view of the city.

      Postcard of the Sleeping Giant, a mountain landmark located just outside of Thunder Bay. This image depicts a man and young girl atop the Sleeping Giant.

      Postcard of the historic White Otter Castle.

      Postcard of Big Thunder Ski Centre.

      Postcard featuring two ships just outside the Thunder Bay Harbour with a view of the Sleeping Giant landmark in the background.

      Postcard of a cruise ship traveling along Lake of the Woods, near Kenora.

      Postcard showing several monuments (Scotland, Poland, Italy, Finland, China, Holland) featured at the International Friendship Gardens in Thunder Bay.

      Postcard of the Sleeping Giant landmark at sunrise. The back of the postcard reads "Thunder Cape, a part of Sibley Peninsula, resembles the unique shape of a sleeping giant - Nanabijou of Ojibway Indian lore, who once walked the Great Lakes guarding the treasure of Silver Islet. When the time …

      Note on back reads: "The Keefer Terminal at the western end of the St. Lawrence Seaway combines modern docks, warehouses, rail spurs and truck loading areas, speeding the handling of goods from all corners of the world through the Canadian Lakehead to western Canada."

      Original image in full colour.

      Original image is in full color.