Papers to 1967 (Thunder Bay Historical Society)

Papers to 1967 is the Centennial issue (1867–1967) of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, organized in 1908; it is the last collection issued before the society merged with the museum in the early 1970s into the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society and began the Papers and Records series. It runs to 48 pages and is dedicated to Joseph Placide Bertrand (1880–1964).

Bibliographic details

• Publisher: Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1967 (Canada's Confederation centennial year).
• President at the time: Keith Denis.
• Pages: 48.
• Archived copy: datum.locker. Original photographed by Michael B. Currie and OCR'd; the cover year was misread by OCR as 1887–1987 but is 1867–1967.

Officers 1966–67

The inside cover lists Carson F. Piper as honorary president, Bernard I. Black as past president and Keith Denis as president, with K. C. A. Dawson and Mrs. J. A. Dyke as vice-presidents, and a board including Mrs. T. Perrons, H. K. Hunt, I. Sherlock, Miss M. Copping, J. G. McKirdy, E. Cousins, Gordon Hanna, Miss M. Hogarth, W. Russell Brown and Earle Smith; exact offices of some are unclear in the OCR text.

Contents

Article	Author	Pages
The Old Dog Trail	unsigned	1
The Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company Limited	company statement (1962)	1–3
Our Museums	unsigned	4
Letters to the Hudson's Bay Post, Fort William, Ontario	unsigned	5–8
Lighthouse of Doom	Jim Sigurdson	9–11
A Preliminary Report on Prehistoric Work Undertaken in 1963 and 1964 in Thunder Bay District	K. C. A. Dawson	11–15
Biological Adventurers	Keith Denis	16–20
The Aboriginal Paintings at Barbara Lake	Selwyn Dewdney	21–27
Art in Thunder Bay	Helen I. Strickland	28–31
Unveiling of Historic Plaques	unsigned	32–36
Captain Scott and Map	unsigned	37
Old Fort William	unsigned	38
43 Railway Charters Granted to Open Area	unsigned	39–41