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One image of thirteen men sitting at a long table during a dinner at the Nickel Range Hotel, hosted by the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, for visiting prospectors and geologists who were taking part in the week of prospectors' classes, sponsored by the Ontario Prospectors and Developers Association.

One image of Hon. Elihu D. Stone, a Zionist leader from Boston, Massachusetts (centre) talking with Helen Schneider, president of the Sudbury, Ontario chapter of Hadassah (right) and Annie Moses, former chapter president, before a meeting of the Sudbury Jewish community at the Nickel Range Hotel, where Mr. Stone had been invited to speak.

One image of the "Gareau Challenge Cup Island Swim" silver trophy.

One image of Sudbury Daily Star News Editor Alan B. Baker (left) and Engineer in Charge of Underground Developments Reino Pero wearing miner's clothing and standing inside a headframe at Lake Geneva Lead and Zinc Mine in Hess Township, Ontario.

One image of the Royal Canadian Navy baseball team from Toronto, Ontario being greeted by Canadian Legion Sports Day Director Alex McKinnon at the Canadian Pacific Railway Station in Sudbury, Ontario, where the team had travelled to compete against the International Nickel Company's (Inco) Refinery baseball team, the Copper Kings. McKinnon is shaking hands with Sub-Lieutenant Buckley and Ken McArthur is standing behind the two men. The other men standing are, from left to right, Hilly Lang, Art Russell, D. Rogerson, F. Clark, Frank Morris, Bill Balmer, and Gordy Wright. Kneeling from left to right, are R. Cummings, F. O'Leary, and Cy Roworth.

One image of Bobby Beaton, left, and Ann Pope, two 'Miss Canada' volunteers sponsored by the National War Finance Committee of Sudbury, Ontario, who sold war savings stamp lapel ornaments and single war savings stamps on the streets of Sudbury as a way to boost sales of war savings stamps during World War II (WWII).

One image of Delbert Kohlsmith, wearing coveralls and a miner's helmet, standing over a metal scoop bucket full of rock at Creighton Mine in Creighton, Ontario.

One image of Private H.E. Williamson, left, and Private W.O. Wilson standing on guard at a sandbag emplacement in Falconbridge, Ontario during a flag ceremony by the Falconbridge detachment of the Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury Regiment (Reserve) during World War II (WWII). Three children are peering over the sandbag emplacement and a fourth child is standing nearby.

One image of military personnel and veterans marching in a parade down Elm Street in front of the Montreal Hotel (70 Elm Street East) in Sudbury, Ontario on Remembrance Day.

One image of a French Bulldog with a Christmas tag attached to his collar that reads, "To Mr. W.E. Mason Compliments of Sudbury Star and Radio Station C.K.S.O. Staffs." The dog is sniffing at a cardboard cutout of a fire hydrant that has a "No Parking" sign on top of it and "Merry Christmas" written across it. The arms and legs of two unidentified men are also visible in the image.

One image of two men operating a tractor with a plow to remove the snow from streets in Sudbury, Ontario.

One image of Lance Corporal Jack Berry of the Canadian Provost Corps (second from left) and Assistant to the District Registrar Catherine Berry (née Catherine Keaney) (third from left) at their wedding reception, which was held at the Inco Employees' Club in Sudbury, Ontario. Jack Legrie is on the far left and Helen Keaney is on the far right of the image.

One image of Carload Grocery at 45 Elm Street West in Sudbury, Ontario. Canada Packers Limited at 63 Elm Street West can partially be seen in the background.

One image of the Copper Cliff Redmen baseball team posing for a picture on a baseball field. Front row, from left to right are Enio Bertoli (aka Ginney Bertoli), Guida Signoretti (aka Boogy Bertoli), Joe Lora, Gerry Wallace, Stanley Spratt (aka Stan Spratt), Herbie Perigoe, and Norman Hashey (aka Guy Hashey). Standing from left to right are Bruno Taus, Borden Henry (aka Cass Henry), Norman Hann (aka Normie Hann), Frank Demarco, Roy Longfellow (aka Unk Longfellow), Ken Sargent, Coach Joe MacDonald (aka Whispering Joe MacDonald), Maurice Kinkley, and Manager Gord Alcott. The team's mascot, Raymond Smythe (aka Ray Smythe), is seen sitting on the ground, holding two baseball bats.

One image of Winnabelle Merrifield operating an Orford locomotive at an International Nickel Company (INCO) mine in Sudbury, Ontario after being awarded $5 by the company for suggesting that the locomotive cabs be lengthened to stop water dripping from overhead bins into the locomotive cars.

One image of members of the Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury Regiment (Reserve) marching along Durham Street in Sudbury, Ontario in a Victory Loan Parade for the sixth Victory Loan campaign during World War II (WWII). Spectators are lined up along Durham Street where Metropolitan Stores Limited (58-60 Durham Street), Murray's Lunch Limited (66 Durham Street), Hollywood Shop Dabous Lady's Wear (66 Durham Street), the Hotel Coulson (68 Durham Street), the Northern Drug Company (70 Durham Street) and the Bank of Nova Scotia (57 Durham Street) can be seen.

File contains two copies of the first page of the first edition of the Daily Northern Star, Vol. 1, No. 1.

One image of a street car stopped on Elm Street in Sudbury, Ontario, allowing several passengers to board. Eaton Groceteria (23 Elm Street), The Plaza Cafe with Burgess Baker (25 Elm Street) and the top of the Post Office (corner of Elm Street and Durham Street) can be seen on the right of the image while an advertisement for Buckingham Cigarettes "Throat Easy" can been seen on the front of the number 31 street car.

One image of William Beaton (aka Bill Beaton, 1896-1956), Mayor of Sudbury, Ontario from 1941 to 1951.

One image of Peter Crossgrove and his sister, Heather Crossgrove, hanging up a 1940 calendar. Both children are standing on a table top; Peter is holding a hammer and Heather holds a 1939 calendar in one hand and a horn in the other.