Thunder Bay & Area

Images of Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario

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Thunder Bay Museum

Newfoundland And Labrador

with quarter, for scale

Giant fish -- Kenora, Ontario, Canada.

a large metal object sitting on top of a cement floor next to a building and people walking by

Thunder Bay Gallery - Gallery

a fireweed storefront painted yellow and blue

Bahamas Villas

The Old Curiosity Shop

Contemporary gifts locally and Canadian hand crafted

Local artists own fireweed in Thunder Bay, Ontario

a cake with white frosting sitting on top of a plate

Food Fare Recipes: Thunder Bay Persians

Thunder Bay Persians...this is a good jumping off point, but the Persian Man doesn't use mashed strawberries, but raspberry jam in the icing.

a large waterfall in the middle of a forest

Niagara of the North

Kakabeca falls, Thunder Bay, Ontario. l want to go see this place one day.Please check out my website thanks. www.photopix.co.nz

the full moon is seen over an industrial area in this photo from across the water

Super Moon - Thunder Bay, Ontario

an old black and white photo of a large building on the corner of a street

It was hard working in the Port Arthur Custom’s Office because everything on the top of your desk kept sliding off. 979.60.3

black and white photograph of an old building with snow on the ground in front of it

Mortgage Loan Officer

Andrew Insurance Building

https://flic.kr/p/qKajcd | Andrew Insurance Building | Description: This handsome three-storey, brick business block on Red River Road at St. Paul Street, known as the Andrew Building, was the home of Mr. Thomas N Andrew’s insurance, investment and mortgage company. He opened the structure, designed by architect M.B. Aylesworth, in 1905 when Andrew, only 30 years old, was serving his second term on Port Arthur’s city council. Today the building remains one of the few on Red River Road not to...

an old postcard shows cows walking down a dirt road in the country side, surrounded by trees

Illustrated Postcards

What Is Today

Historic Photos

City Buildings

Cows on Dawson Avenue, Port Arthur

https://flic.kr/p/qTLNct | Cows on Dawson Avenue, Port Arthur | Date: 1906 Description: After the Post Office approved the mailing of illustrated postcards in 1897, many hand-coloured images of the city were produced, purchased, and mailed to friends and loved ones. Although this postcard is labeled "Dawson Avenue", it depicts a section of what is today Red River Road as seen from the top of the hill looking towards High Street. It was still a country road in those days as city b...

Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur

https://flic.kr/p/qBkxFc | Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur | Description: After the Post Office approved the mailing of illustrated postcards in 1897, many hand-coloured images of the city were produced, purchased, and mailed to friends and loved ones. This postcard depicts one of the two bridges of historic significance in what was then Port Arthur. Black Bay Bridge is a reinforced concrete single-span structure - the first of its kind in North America when it was built in 1911. Accession ...

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Court Street, Port Arthur

https://flic.kr/p/qTFzqU | Court Street, Port Arthur | Description: After the Post Office approved the mailing of illustrated postcards in 1897, many hand-coloured images of the city were produced, purchased, and mailed to friends and loved ones. This postcard depicts the mansions on the Court Street ridge at the turn of the 20th century, their magnificence offset by the muddy road fronting them. The home on the left is McVicar Manor. Accession No.: 983.70.15A

an old black and white photo of people on the street

52nd Battalion Homecoming Parade

https://flic.kr/p/pWyXEu | 52nd Battalion Homecoming Parade | Date: March 29, 1919 Description: The arrival of the 52nd Battalion, the Lake Superior Regiment, at Port Arthur, 29 March 1919. Having just returned from overseas, they are greeted here by a large contingent of well-wishers. The Battalion was one of the Canada’s most decorated units during the Great War. Photo by Lovelady Bros. Accession No.: 975.130.2