Seen from the air in 1931, the peak of the Residential School program. From Gordon Goldsborough, Manitoba Historical Society
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A map of the mines overlaid with the plant (now demolished).
A pamphlet from 1967 showing the ghostic front of the church.
The sand elevator in 1938. Courtesy MNHS.org
Two of the major structures around the harbor. On a side, note, the left span of the bridge in the top motif is now a fishing pier on Rice’s Point, Duluth.
Peavey Annex Demolition, December 1998 (LaFontaine Collection)
A postcard showing the East End Milling District from before the 1914 that left Daisy (rear) standing alone.
Circa-1990 Photo with the tracks still shining. (C) Shawn Christie, railpictures.net
Tour Brochure: Glass Ops