City Archives & Records

WELCOME TO THE ARCHIVES
The 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

FIRE SERVICES VIRTUAL EXHIBIT
The Fire Departments of Port Arthur and Fort WIlliam provided a vital service to their communities. This exhibit examines the history of firefighting at the Lakehead. MORE

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CITY HALL VIRTUAL EXHIBIT

The City of Thunder Bay, a product of amalgamation, has three distinct histories and at their heart is the symbol of the cities' municipal governments - City Hall. MORE

The City of Thunder Bay Archives preserves, promotes, and makes publicly available the City’s corporate history by managing documents through systematic records management controls and standards established by the Canadian Council of Archives.

The Archives will be participating in Doors Open 2010, on Saturday, 11 September, from 10 am to 4 pm. Visitors will be invited to tour the Archives facility, examine a variety of historical documents, and chat with staff about local history and built heritage.

Address:	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

Manager:	Matt Szybalski, Corporate Records Manager and City Archivist
Tel:	(807) 625-3390
Email:	mszybalski@thunderbay.ca