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      A photograph of the Kaministiquia Hotel, once at the corner of Dease and Hardisty Streets, in Fort William, Ontario. This unique C.P.R. hotel offered accomodations to railroad officials, business executives and summer vacationers in a wilderness setting. The hotel was owned and operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway and was …

      CPR Elevator B. The grain elevator was located at the lower end of Victoria Avenue, Fort William, Ontario, on the Kaministiquia River.

      Portrait is of two unidentified children.

      Portrait is of two unidentified children.

      Portrait of Oscar Wouri

      Koivu was 1st mate on the CPR passenger steamship, Manitoba, on the Great Lakes. On the reverse of this photo it reads 'No grass grew under his feet'. Koivu was related to Henry Randa.

      Photo shows a home on Rowan St., Thunder Bay (East End). Mr. and Mrs. Hill (centre), two relatives on either side and four children, Herman, Allan and two persons, unidentified. Charlie was yard foreman on the CPR.

      Photo is of Charlie Wuori

      Portrait of two unidentified Finnish girls.

      Portrait of three unidentified Finnish ladies.

      Portrait of friends of the Randa family. Back of postcards says 'Mr. Aho with Vaimio & John Keskila'.

      Elvi and ALi Korkola with taller relative.

      Portrait shows friends of the Randa's from Finland.

      Description details provided by Brent Scollie of Ottawa, ON.

      Portrait of Hilma Korkola. She is Moses Korkola's wife.

      Portrait of Hilda Sissala

      John Korkola is a brother to Henry and Moses Korkola. John was a commercial fisherman on Lake Superior.

      Portrait of Impy and Harold Harri. Mr. Harri was B&B foreman on the CPR.

      Photo shows John holding the baby, Ali and unidentified girl wearing white dresses, and their cousins the Korkolas.

      Text on back of portrait: "John Maki - Young John father. He ended up section foreman at Hornepayne east end."