Places

Historical plaques in Thunder Bay

43 plaques recorded in Thunder Bay, each with the wording on the marker and the place it stands.

The Aqua-Plano Indians of the Upper Great Lakes

Aqua-Plano Indians of the Upper Great Lakes · Photo by contributor Thomas William Kirkbride - Posted March, 2006

Aqua-Plano Indians of the Upper Great Lakes C.D. Howe (1886-1960)Canadian Car & Foundry Colonel Elizabeth Smellie 1884-1968 Cummins Site Elizabeth Muriel Gregory "Elsie" MacGill (1905-1980)Fort Kaministiquia 1717 Fort William Fort William Glacial Terraces Great Dog Portage Japanese-Canadian Road Camps 1942-1944 Lakehead University Long Lake Posts Mission to the Nipissings 1667 Nipigon Canoe Route Oliver Daunais 1836-1916 Palisades of the Pijitawabik Red Rock Rosvall and Voutilainen Silver Islet 1868 Simon James Dawson 1820-1902 Sir Collingwood Schreiber 1831-1918 Sir William C. Van Horne 1843-1915 Terry Fox (1958-1981)The Arctic Watershed The Capture of Fort William The Founding of Oliver Township The Geraldton Gold Camp The Grand Portage The Kaministikwia Route The Mission of the Immaculate Conception 1849 The Outlaw Bridge The Pic The Pigeon River Road The Port Arthur, Duluth and Western Railway Company The Reverend Richard Baxter, S.J., 1821-1904 The Robinson Superior Treaty The Welch Company The Western Route of the C.P.R.Thunder Bay Tourist Pagoda Union of the North West and Hudson's Bay Companies William McGillivray 1764-1825

Recorded in Thunder Bay, text not held

These markers were catalogued here, but the page carrying their wording has not survived. Each is listed under the name it was cited by; nothing has been rewritten. A link that once pointed at one of them lands on this page.

Detention of Second World War Prisoners of War and Great Britain's Enemy Aliens
Finnish Labour Temple
Port Arthur
The Kaministikwia Route

Where Thunder Bay keeps its own record

The council, library and historical-society pages the directory listed for Thunder Bay, carried over as they were.

History Greenstone Nipigon Red Rock Shuniah Terrace Bay Thunder Bay