People walking on Scott Street's wooden sidewalks.

A view of the hydroelectric dam on the Rainy River's Falls as seen from a distance.

The drug store run by G. G. Baeker opened in the early 1920s.

A view down Scott Street, likely taken before the First World War. You can see the Scott Street School at the right, and the water tower in the distance.

Aerial view of the log booms in front of the Shevlin-Clarke Mill.

The White Pine Inn, a tourist hotel on eastern Scott Street.

Crowds of people out for a day at Point Park. Notice the Dancing Pavilion in the background.

A Royal Canadian Navy marching band taking part in a well-attended parade on Scott Street. This photo was likely taken in 1945 and may be an event to honour troops returning from overseas after the Second World War.

A view of Fort Frances looking east from the water tower once located near where the Safeway is today.

A view of Point Park's Beach and La Place Rendezvous taken from the Lookout Tower, which was then located in Point Park.

A view of Fort Frances looking west from the Water Tower.

A huge crowd of people gather to watch a parade by the post office building. The centre of attention are the flag-bearing soldiers and band carrying out a ceremony.

A group of high school cheerleaders march past the Post Office during a parade down Scott Street.

Here we see what was left of the Emperor Hotel in the aftermath of a fire that gutted the storied building. The frigid conditions have caused the water sprayed by the firefighters to freeze and encase the building in icicles.

An aerial view showing the construction of the Noden Causeway.

An aerial photo of the Noden Causeway taken looking towards the southwest.

A view of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church amongst the tombstones in the Fort Frances cemetery.

The well-manicured lawns of the Fort Frances Cemetery.

The cenotaph can be seen here before many trees were planted on the banks of the Rainy River, so you can see in the background the mill in International Falls on the right and the dam over the falls on the left.

A freight train snakes towards the bascule bridge on the way to the United States. This photo was taken from the lookout tower, which is now located at the Sorting Gap Marina.

A view down Scott Street during the 1970s.

A reconstruction of the pallisaded Fort St. Pierre at Point Park. The reconstructed fort has since been dismantled.

A few white haired men look down into a pit dug in the middle of Scott Street during major construction.

A view of Point Park's Beach and La Place Rendezvous taken from the Lookout Tower, which was then located in Point Park.

People standing in front of the Royal Theatre watching a parade go by.