The Harrison family in front of their elevator and mill in 1897. A family photograph.
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Starch Works (far center) & International Truck (left), 1910s?
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A detailed map showing the property in 1886 (Sanborn Fire Insurance Co).
In the last years of the Builder’s Supply Company, which occupied the Twohy from the 1960s to the 1980s. Photo taken in 1983 as part of the Superior Intensive Survey.
A view of the ground-level damage in the aftermath of Pool 5’s explosion.
The mill in 1902. Notice that it’s expanded since 1897. Postcard, provided by the Harrison family to the Manitoba Historical Society.
The first school at Birtle with teepees, as photographed in 1908. From Rob McInnes, Manitoba Historical Society.
Harbor Scene (Gallagher, Duluth Public Library)
Engine #2 exiting the quenching tower, 1954. Source: donrossgroup.net