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Towers-C.N.R. Coal and Ore Docks, Port Arthur, Ontario
1910
Canadian Northern Coal Docks, Port Arthur
1910
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
The Harbour, Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada
1910
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada
1910
C.P.R. Coal Dock, Fort William, Ontario
1910
A Section of Harbour, Port Arthur, Ontario
1910
The Harbour and C.N.R Depot, Port Arthur, Ontario
1910
The Harbour, Fort William, Ontario, Canada
1910
Harbour at Fort William, Ontario
1910
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
C.P.R. Elevators, Fort William, Ontario
1910
Souvenir view book of the twin cities of Canada, Fort William and Port Arthur
1900
Canadian Northern Grain Elevator, Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada
1910
Elevators, Fort William, Ontario
1910
Opening of Navigation, Fort William, Ontario
1910
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900
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