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File contains 15 yearbooks of the Algonquin Composite School/North Bay Collegiate Institute and Vocational School titled "The Northland Echo." The file contains yearbooks from: 1923, 1928-1929, 1933, 1936, 1939, 1940-1941, 1946-1949, 1954-1955, 1957, 1961-1962.

Item is a St. Joseph's Academy yearbook (volume 5) .

Item is the first Mother St. Bride School yearbook.

Item is a Scollard Hall yearbook published during the school's twentieth anniversary year.

Series consists of yearbooks from North Bay schools including Scollard Hall, St. Joseph's Academy, and Mother St. Bride School.

Item is a booklet about tourism in Canada, the majority of which is about Ontario.

File consists of the contents of a tourism information package sent to Rhode Island. File contains tourist guides, maps, and brochures, mostly about Ontario (with a few about Quebec and the Maritimes) with the original envelope.

Item is a tourism booklet published by the Ontario Department of Travel and Publicity.

Item is a catalogue of tourist accommodations in Ontario vacation areas 12 (Rideau Lakes - 1000 Islands), 13 (Seaway Valley), and 14 (Lower Ottawa Valley).

Item is a catalogue of tourist outfitters camps.

Item is a driving manual.

Item is a tourism guide.

Item is a reference booklet.

Item is a guide to canoe trips in Ontario.

Item is an Ontario outdoor tourism booklet focussing on hunting and fishing. Booklet also contains a "Map of a portion of the province of Ontario - Canada" showing rail lines and ship routes.

File contains Ontario tourism booklets published by the Ontario Department of Travel and Publicity and its predecessors, with titles like "Ontario - Canada's premier province - The Lake-land playground," "Happy holiday haunts in Ontario - The ideal vacation land," "Ontario - Variety vacationland." Booklets contain general tourist information about Ontario and photographs of tourist destinations.

Item is the Ontario Motor League's 1945-1946 road book, which contains directions and maps for road travel within Ontario.

Subseries consists of Ontario tourist guides and brochures.

File contains two brochures published by Nipissing University College about the history of natural resource extraction-based industries in the Nipissing District.

File contains tourist maps and brochures relating to North Bay and area, including the French River (including Rene's Cruises), Hartley Bay Marina, and the Mattawa River.

Item is a tourist brochure.

Item is a North Bay tourist guide.

Item is a North Bay tourist guide.

Item is a tourist brochure published by the Grand Trunk Railway System with information about Lake Nipissing and the French River. The brochure contains five maps of Grand Trunk Railway lines in parts of Ontario. Maps are titled: The Highlands of Ontario - Including Muskoka Lakes Dist[rict], Lake of Bays Dist[rict], Magnetawan River Dist[rict], 30,000 islands of Georgia Bay, Kawartha Lakes Dist[rict] ; Eastern section of Georgian Bay ; Huntsville and Lake of Bays, Muskoka District ; Kawartha Lakes District; Lake Nipissing District and Temagami Region.

Item is a North Bay tourist guide.

Item is a guide.

Item is a brochure about the French River, camps, and ferry services by the Chief Commanda.

Item is an illustrated tourist guide.

Item is a tourist guide containing a "Road map of the north eastern portion of the province of Ontario."

File contains promotional and souvenir materials relating to the Kervin Brothers Camp (also called Kervin's Camp, Kervin's Houseboats, or Kervin Bros.), a tourist outfitter and houseboat operator based out of Callander and Sturgeon Falls. File contains: souvenir booklets relating to the expeditions of "Timmer's Fishin' Party" (a fishing party led by C.W. Timmermeister); a program from a fishing trip by Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines executives; promotional letters, brochures, and envelopes; and 2 postcards featuring the houseboats.

Item is an illustrated tourism booklet containing poetry, stories about the history of North Bay and area, information about local tourist accommodations, local business advertisements, and an illustrated map titled : How to get there in North Bay.

Item is a tourism brochure likely published by the North Bay Board of Trade. Brochure contains advertisements by local tourist outfitters and other businesses, a timetable for the Lake Nipissing and French River boat service provided by the steamer "Sea Gull," and a map of North Bay and vicinity.

File contains outdoor recreation brochures for attractions in the Near North region including: the Corbeil Interpretive Trail, the Restoule-Upper French Canoe Route and Dokis Canoe Route, the Mercer Lake - Little French River Canoe Route, Restoule Provincial Park, Lake Point Cottages (on the south shore of Lake Nipissing), West Nipissing adventure trails, and trails in the Magnetawan area.

Item is a visitors guide to North Bay.

Item is a "souvenir booklet [that] was prepared and published as a public service project on behalf of the citizens of North Bay and District by the Kiwanis Club of North Bay." Booklet contains articles about North Bay's history, schools, health services, industries, railroads, military ("fighting services"), tourist attractions, and service clubs.

Item is a tourist guide to North Bay and Northeastern Ontario published by the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce.

Subseries consists of tourist guides and brochures about North Bay and area.

Series consists of tourist guides and brochures about Ontario generally and North Bay and area specifically. Series consists of two sub-series: North Bay and area; Ontario.

Item is a framed group portrait of North Bay Normal School students and teachers in front of the school building.

Item contains 16 photographs of the Old Home Week parade in 1925, including floats, dignitaries, and the presentation of the city charter.

File contains a postcard collection that was created by the Conolly Family, a pioneering family in South River. The collection consists of a postcard album and loose postcards. Postcards include photographs of South River (including the chemical plant and the Conolly home [?]), Sundridge, Magnetawan, Trout Creek, Huntsville, Toronto, and Vegreville (Alberta), as well as holiday greeting postcards received by the family.

File contains studio portraits (some in presentation folders or mounted on board) that were taken by J. A. Noel, a North Bay photographer. Photographs include a first communion portrait and a wedding portrait.

Item is a booklet of photographs of Quintland, North Bay and area, and Temagami.