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City Archives & Records
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WELCOME TO THE ARCHIVESThe City Archives welcomes visitors online and in our facility. If you are researching your family's genealogy, a property or history, the Archives can help. MORE |
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Explore our City ParksThe City Parks exhibit examines the development of public parks in Port Arthur, Fort William, and Thunder Bay. more |
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Jeux Canada Games 1981 Virtual ExhibitExplore the world of planning and preparation for this legendary event. more |
New to the Archives
City of Thunder Bay Archives photos are on Flickr and Historypin! While these sites only display a small sample of our total collection, more will be added regularly.
This winter, enjoy our Season's Greetings and Winter Fun sets.
Interested in researching your house or property? Curious to learn more about your family history? Interested in how Thunder Bay's landscape has changed over time? The City of Thunder Bay Archives has prepared a series of Research Guides to help get you started.
The City of Thunder Bay Archives preserves, promotes, and makes public the City’s corporate history by managing documents through systematic records management controls and standards established by the Canadian Council of Archives.
Archives Strategic Plan 2012-2014 
Adobe PDF, 44 pages, 236 KB
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City Archives 235 Vickers Street N Thunder Bay |
| Mailing address: | 500 Donald Street E Thunder Bay ON P7E 5V3 |
| Tel: | (807) 625-2270 |
| Fax: | (807) 622-4212 |
| Email: | archives@thunderbay.ca |
| Manager: | Matt Szybalski, Corporate Records Manager and City Archivist |
| Tel: | (807) 625-3390 |
