Résultats

      A drawing attributed to William Armstrong, 1873, of the Roman Catholic Mission on the Kaministiquia River, Mission Island, Fort William, Ontario.

      An architectural drawing of the enlarged facilities of the Mary J. L. Black Library (one of the four branches of Thunder Bay Public Library), done by Ranta and Tett.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      Black and white photograph of a drawing of Port Arthur in its early days (circa 1665).

      Black and white photograph taken of a portrait concerning Fort William. This piece depicts a small tugboat pulling a group of manned canoes along the Kaministiquia River.

      Photograph (taken by H. Lockwood) of a Bruce McNally drawing depicting life in the fur trading days of the Northwest Company at Fort William.

      A sketch of Prince Arthur's Landing at the time of the Red River Expedition. Further information found in Thunder Bay: A History - The Golden Gateway of the Great Northwest by Joseph M. Mauro.

      Colour postcard of a painting of the Prince Arthur Hotel, located in Port Arthur. The postcard was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.

      Condition: Good

 Garlow, Nahnda, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), 29 Jun 2016     "The inquiry into the sudden deaths of seven northern Ontario First Nations high school students concluded Tuesday, ruling that four of the student deaths were undetermined."

 Windle, Jim, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), 6 Jan 2016     National MMIW inquiry begins By Jim Windle THUNDER BAY - After years of wrangling with an unsympathetic government, newly elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially begun the promised National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women ...

      "The province's natural resource minister has threatened a group of north-western Ontario natives with legal action unless a blockade stalling power dam construction is dismantled."

 Turtle Island News, 3 Dec 1997     "The federal government is afraid of admitting guilt if it apologizes to natives for the damage done by residential schools, says the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations."