P123- Oiva W. Saarinen fonds n.d.; 1894-20011(predominant ......Lake Panache map with hand-written and coloured notations listing all owners of lots from 1920-1990. (with legend) Note:

P123- Oiva W. Saarinen fonds

n.d.; 1894-20011(predominant 1920-2000)

7.00 linear meters of textual records and cartographic documents

Biographical Sketch: Oiva W. Saarinen (1937- ) was born in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

After completing his elementary and secondary education in Sudbury, he received

an Honour’s B.A. in Economics and Political Science and his M.A. in Geography from

the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. He then acquired a Ph.D. in

Geography from University College in London, England. He was a Full Professor of

Geography at Laurentian University in Sudbury, until he retired in 2003, at which time he

was granted Professor Emeritus status.

His research interests have centered on the historical geography of Sudbury, the study of

single-enterprise communities in Canada, and the Finnish community in North America.

He has published extensively in journals, written numerous book reviews, and published

an award-winning book titled Between a Rock and a Hard Place: a Historical

Geography of the Finns in the Sudbury Area which was released by Wilfrid Laurier

University Press in 1999. He has presented papers at numerous conferences, the most

recent being at Finnish Immigrants in the Decade if Depression (1929-1939), which was

held in Thunder Bay in March of 2004. He is also on the Editorial Board of the Journal

of Finnish Studies.

As a Professor at Laurentian University from 1962 to 2003, Dr. Saarinen served on a

wide variety of university committees. He served as Chair of the Geography department

in 1970-1971, and was the President of the Laurentian University Faculty Association

(LUFA) in 1980-1981. He is actively involved in many local Finnish organizations, such

as the Knights of Kaleva, the Sudbury Suomi Lions Club, and the Finnish National

Society. He is currently the Grand Trustee of the Knights of Kaleva in North America.

In recognition of his work on behalf of the Finnish community, the Government of

Finland in 2001 awarded him the Knight of the Order of the White Rose, 1st Class.

Professor Saarinen is married to Edith, and they have two children, Kai and

Kristen.

Scope and content: The Oiva W. Saarinen fonds attests to his research interests on the

Finnish Communities in North America, as well as on the urban development of single-

industry towns in Northern Ontario, and also to his documentary productions. It also

informs us about his involvement in different associations and organizations within the

Finnish community of Canada. It contains notes, articles, research papers and

publications he produced in the course of his research activities, and documentation.

Further to documenting the immigration of Finns to North America, and to Northern

Ontario, and their role in the development of cities such as Thunder Bay and Sudbury, the

studies, reports and photocopies of archival materials, also cover the early settlements

and economic activities of the different regions. For instance, in the sub-series “Lake

Panache”, lumbering, as well as environment aspects of the presence of the dam, land

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claims by natives and their presence, are also addressed and documented. In the sub-

series “Sudbury”, the annotated maps, the assessment rolls, and lists from Vernon's, or

reports on mining in the region, inform us about the Finnish community and their

activities in the region. The short stories and testimonies, and recollections of members

of the Finnish community in Sudbury, also provide significant primary sources of

information.

The papers and publications are divided in 3 Series: I: Oiva Saarinen

publications; Series II: Books and other materials and Series III: Books and other

materials on Economic and Urban Development. Series II is divided into

9 Sub-series:

Sub-series A: Books and other materials on Finland;

Sub-series B: Finnish-American Literature;

Sub-series C: Vapaus, Foc, and other left-wing Literature;

Sub-series D: History of Finnish Settlement on Lake Panache and materials

related to Indian Land Claims;

Sub-series E: Finnish Religious Groupings in North America;

Sub-series F: North American Finnish Literature and Writers;

Sub-series G: Finns in Canada and in the United States (excluding Ontario);

Sub-series H: Finnish-Canadian Ontario Material (excluding Sudbury);

Sub-series I: Finns in the Sudbury Area.

Note: Immediate source of acquisition: Oiva Saarinen donated his records

in January 2005

Languages of material: There are records are in Finnish.

: Accruals: A first accrual was received in January 2005, and a second

in August 2006. Third accrual received in November 2011. More accruals are

expected.

: Related material: P004 - The Finnish National Society of Sudbury fonds may

contain complementary information.


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Series I : Oiva Saarinen publications

[31,18B]

[34,4D]

[MC1,D6]

[31,18B]

1967. “The Pattern and Impact of Finnish Settlement in Canada,” in Terra, Vol. 77, No. 4,

pp.113-120.

1969. “Spatial Sequences of Forest Utilization and Related Settlement Patterns in Finland During

the Pre-Industrial Period,” in The Bloomsbury Geographer, Vol. 2, pp. 70-78.

1976. Editor. Proceedings of the Conference on Regional Development in Northeastern Ontario.

Sudbury, Municipal Advisory Committee for Northeastern Ontario. 112 pages

1979. Spatial Behaviour of the State and of the Co-operative Movement in the Finnish Forest

Economy. Ph.D. Thesis, University College London, 1979. 277 pages

1979a. “The Influence of Thomas Adams and the British New Towns Movement in the Planning

of Canadian Resource Communities,” in The Usable Urban Past, edited by Alan F.J. Artibise

and Gilbert A. Stelter, Toronto, Macmillan of Canada, pp. 268-292.

1981. “Geographical Perspectives on Finnish Canadian Immigration and Settlement,” in

Polyphony , Vol. 3, No.2, 1981, pp. 16-22.

1981. “Provincial Land Use Planning Initiatives in the Town of Kapuskasing,” in Urban History

Review, Vol. X, No. 1, pp. 1-15

1982. “Finns in Northeastern Ontario with Special Reference to the Sudbury Area,” in

Laurentian University Review, Vol. XV, No. 1, pp. 41-54.

1983. “Ethnicity and the Cultural Mosaic in the Sudbury Area,” in Polyphony, Vol.5, No. 1, pp.

86-92.

1983. “Sudbury 1945 to 1983,” in To Our City/Ấ Notre Ville, Sudbury, Sudbury Centennial

Foundation, pp. 41-54.

1985. “Municipal Government in Northern Ontario: An Overview,” in Laurentian University

Review, Volume XVII, No. 2, pp. 5-26.

1986. Co-authored with G.O. Tapper. “Finnish-Canadian Migration and Cultural Patterns: A

Northern Ontario Case Study,” Nordia, Vol.20, No. 1, pp. 83-93.


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1986a. “Single-Sector Communities in Northern Ontario: The Creation and Planning of

Dependent Towns,” in Power and Place: Canadian Urban Development in the North American

Context, edited by Gilbert A. Stelter and Alan F.J. Artibise, Vancouver, University of British

Columbia Press, pp. 219-264.

1990. ‘Sudbury: A Historical Case Study of Multiple Urban-Economic Transformation,” in

Ontario History, Volume LXXXII, Number 1, pp. 53-81.

1990a. History of the Recreational Use of Lake Panache. Sudbury, Laurentian University

Institute of Northern Ontario Research and Development. 50 pages

1991. A History of the Finnish National Society of Sudbury (Sudburyn Suomalainen

Kansallisseura) 1930-1991. Sudbury. 4 pages

1991a. “”Urban Restructuring: The Sudbury Case Study,” in Municipal Development in

Northeastern Ontario: Copper Cliff and Sudbury, edited by Mary Ann Beavis. Winnipeg,

Institute of Urban Studies Occasional Paper 26, pp. 25-43.

1991b. A History of the Knights and Ladies of Kaleva Lodges in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

(1965/66-1991). Sudbury. 30 pages

Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society

Ca.1988-2011

2.0 cm of textual records

Annual reports, sketches of the building, staff reports, 1 picture newspaper articles and leaflets

and promotional documents. There is also a list of the members of the Board. A Oïva Saarinen,

1992 publication ‘History of the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society, 1982-1992’ is also

included.

Note :Some documents are in Finnish

.

1992a. “Creating a Sustainable Community: The Sudbury Case Study,” in At the End of the

Shift: Mines and Single-Industry Towns in Northern Ontario,” edited by Matt Bray and Ashley

Thomson, Toronto, Dundurn Press, pp. 165-186.

1993. Universities and Regional Development: The Example of Finland. Sudbury, Laurentian

University Institute of Northern Ontario Research and Development, INORD Research Grant

Series, No. 1. 21 pages

1993a. ‘The 1950s,” in Sudbury: Rail Town to Regional Capital,

edited by C.M. Wallace and Ashley Thomson. Toronto, Dundurn Press, pp. 190-214.

1995. Sudbury Suomi Lions Club: Sudbury Ontario Canada 1989-1995. Sudbury, Sudbury

Suomi Lions Club. 38 pages


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1997. Co-edited with Varpu Lindström and Borje Vähämäki. Melting into Great Waters: Papers

from FINNFORUM V. Special Issue of Journal of Finnish Studies, Volume 1, Number 3, 1997.

224 pages

1997a. “Geographic Perspectives on Finnish Settlements in the Sudbury Area”, in Journal of

Finnish Studies, Volume 1, Number 3, 1997, pp. 19-32.

1998. Co-edited with G.O. Tapper. Better Known as Beaver Lake: An History of Lorne

Township and Surrounding Area. Walden, Walden Public Library. 337 pages

1999. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A Historical Geography of the Finns in the Sudbury

Area. Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1999. 328 pages

2000. Sudburyn Laulumiehet/Sudbury Finnish Male Choir. Sudbury, 47 pages

2002. Editor. A History of the Kaleva Knighthood & the Knights of Kaleva. Beaverton, Aspasia

Press, 370 pages

2002a. Co-authored with W.A. Tanos. “The Physical Environment of the Sudbury Area and its

Influence on Urban Development,” in The Physical Environment of the City of Greater Sudbury,

edited by D.H. Rousell and K.J. Jansons. Sudbury, Ontario Geological Survey, Special Volume

6, pp. 3-18.

2003. Review of The Information Society and Welfare State: The Finnish Model by Manuel

Castells & Pekka Himanen, New York, Oxford University Press, 2003 in Journal of Finnish

Studies, Volume 7, Number 2, 2003, pp. 58-61.

2003a. Co-edited with G.O. Tapper. Beaver Lake II: Sisu, Stumps, and Sugar Lumps – A Way of

Life. Sudbury, Laurentian University. 407 pages

[MC1,D6]

Maps of Townships of the District of Sudbury

n.d. (originals from 1904-1990)

15 cartographic documents

Blue print maps with handwritten notes and annotations showing original Finnish land owners

for the townships of Truman, Goschen, Caen, Walden and Louise, Waters, Breders and Dill.

Lake Panache map with hand-written and coloured notations listing all owners of lots from 1920-

1990. (with legend)

Note: series II/D: History of Finnish Settlement on Lake Panache and materials related to

Indian Land Claims may contain complementary information.

Series III : Books and other materials on Economic and Urban Development, may contain

complementary information

[34,4D]


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Bray, Matt & Epp, Ernie (eds.), A Vast and Magnificent Land: An Illustrated History of Northern

Ontario, Thunder Bay, Lakehead University & Laurentian University, 1984. 205 pages

Tapper, Gery (ed.), Memories of Fairbank Lake and Surrounding Area, Sudbury, Central

Printers, 2000. 236 pages

Series II : Book and other materials

II/A: Books and other materials on Finland

[31,18C]

[34,4D]

[34,5A]

[34,6B]

[31,18C]

Ashcroft, Diana. Journey to Finland. London, Frederick Muller Ltd. 1952.292 pages.

Branch, Michael. A.J. Sjögren: Studies of the North. Helsinki, Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seura,

1973. 292 pages

Chew, Allen, F. The White Death: The Epic of the Soviet-Finnish Winter War. Michigan State

University Press, 1971. 313 pages

Cooper, James, Ford. On the Finland Watch: An American Diplomat in Finland During the

Cold War. Claremont, California, Regina Books, 2000. 389 pages

Engman, Max, and David Kirby, editors. Finland: People, Nation, State. London, Hurst &

Company, 1989. 254 pages.

Fox, Frank. Finland Today. London, A & C. Black, Ltd., 1928. 188 pages,

Futrell, Michael. Northern Underground: Episodes of Russian Revolutionary Transport and

Communications through Scandinavia and Finland, 1863-1917. London, Faber and Faber Ltd.,

1963. 240 pages

Jackson, J. Hampden. Finland. London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd., 1938. 243 pages.

Jakobson, Max. Finland in the New Europe. Westport, CT, Praeger Publishers, 1998. 176

pages.

Jussila, Osmo, Hentila, Seppo, and Nevakivi, Jukka. From Grand Duchy to a Modern State: A

Political History of Finland Since 1809. London, C. Hurst & Company, 1999. 383 pages.

Kolehmainen, John, I. Epic of the North: The Story of Finland’s National Epic: The Kalevala.

New York Mills, Minnesota, Northwestern Publishing Company, 1973. 386 pages.


7 August 16, 2012

Lehtonen, Tuomas, M.S., editor. Europe’s Northern Frontier: Perspectives on Finland’s

Western Identity. Jyväskylä, PS-Kustannus, 1999. 264 pages.

Leino, Eino. Whitsongs. Translated by Keith Bosley with an introduction by Michael Branch.

London, The Menard Press, 1978. 79 pages.

Mannerheim, Marshal. The Memoirs of Marshal Mannerheim. Translated by Count Eric

Lewenhaupt. London, Cassell and Company Ltd., 1953. 540 pages.

Mazour, Anatole, G. Finland Between East and West. New York, D. Van Nostrand Company,

1956. 298 pages.

Mead, W.R. Farming in Finland. London, The Athlone Press, 1953. 248 pages.

Newmarch, Rosa. Jean Sibelius: A Short Story of a Long Friendship. London, Goodwin & Tabb

Ltd., 1945. 99 pages.

Platt, Raye, R., editor. Finland and Its Geography. An American Geographical Society

Handbook. Toronto, Little, Brown and Company, 1955.510 pages.

Polvinen, Tuomo. Between East and West: Finland in International Politics, 1944-1947.

Edited and translated by D.G. Kirby and Peter Herring. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota

Press, 1986. 361 pages.

Puntila, L.A. The Political History of Finland 1809-1966. Helsinki, Otava Publishing


Rintamäki, Laila. Newspaper Clippings: Finnish Winter Water. From collection of Laila

Rintamäki. Sudbury, Ontario. 61 pages.

Runeberg, Johan Ludvig. The Songs of Ensign Stål. Translated by Clement Burbank Shaw.

New York, G.E. Stechert & Co., 1925. 306 pages.

Selovuori, Jorma, editor. Power and Bureaucracy in Finland, 1809-1998. Helsinki, Prime

Minister’s Office, 1999. 241 pages.

Tarkka, Jukka. Neither Stalin Nor Hitler: Finland During the Second World War. Helsinki,

Otava Publishing Company, 1991. 111 pages.

Upton, Anthony, F. Finland, 1939-40. London, Davis-Poynter, 1974. 174 pages.

[34,4D]

Aho, Juhani, Richard Impola (trans.), Juha, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2005. 172 pages

Alanne, V.S., Finnish-English General Dictionary, Werner-Soderstrom, 1968. 1111 pages


8 August 16, 2012

Atkinson, J., A Finnish Grammar, Turku, The Finnish Literature Society, 1961. 131 pages

Brown, Viola, The Kalevala: A Study Guide, Houghton, The Print Shop, 1990. 18 pages

Haavio, Martti, Pienois Kalevala, Helsinki, Werner Söderström Osakeyhtio, 1933. 158 pages

Helsingius, Barbara, Songs Finland Sings, Finland, Warner/Chappell Music, 2000. 139 pages

Hietamies, Laila, Börje Vähämäki (trans.), Red Moon over White Sea, Beaverton, Aspasia

Books, 2000. 351 pages

Hirviseppa, Reino, Iloisen Laulajan Kirja, Helsinki, Werner, 1967. In display case

Kalima, Jalo, and O. Manninen, Kalevala, Werner Söderström Osakeyhtio, 1922. 734 pages

Karlsson, Fred, Andrew Chesterman (trans.), Finnish Grammar, Helsinki, Werner Soderstrom,

1983.

Kirby, W.F. (trans.), Kalevala: The Land of Heroes, New York, Dutton, 1966. 2 Volumes. 328 &

293 pages

Klinge, Matti, A Brief History of Finland, Keuruu, Otava Book Printing Co., 2000. 176 pages

Lavery, Jason, The History of Finland, Connecticut, Greenwood Press, 2006. 195 pages

[34,5A]

Kivi, Aleksis, (translated by Richard A. Impola), Seven Brothers, Ann Arbor, Braun-Brumfield,

1991. 345 pages

Linna, Vaino, The Unknown Soldier, New York, Ace Books, 1957. 319 pages

Linna, Väinö, Richard Impola (trans.), Under the North Star, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2001.

398 pages

Linna, Väinö, Richard Impola (trans.), Under the North Star 2: The Uprising, Beaverton,

Aspasia Books, 2002. 420 pages

Linna, Väinö, Richard Impola (trans.), Under the North Star 3: Reconciliation, Beaverton,

Aspasia Books, 2003. 412 pages

Lonnrot, Elias, Kalevala, Kalevan Ritarit Ylin Maja, 1944. 343 pages

Lonnrot, Elias, Eino Friberg (trans.), The Kalevala: Epic of the Finnish People, Keuruu, Otava

Publishing Company, 1990. 408 pages


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Lonnrot, Elias, “Karjala”, Kalevala, 1999. 583 pages

Lönnrot, Elias, Kristian Huitula (adaptation), The Kalevala Graphic Novel, Tampere, Fantacore

Media, 2005. 146 pages

McRae, Kenneth D., Conflict and Compromise in Multilingual Societies: Finland, Waterloo,

Wilfred Laurier Press, 1999. 430 pages

Niemi, Clemens, Finnish-Grammar, Duluth, Interstate Printing Company, 1945. 208 pages

Olson Webster, Margaret, Are All the Heroes Gone?: Kalevala Stories for Today, Tamarak,

Minnesota, Bluepearl Books, 2005. 64 pages

Päätalo, Kalle, (Translated by Richard A. Impola), Our Daily Bread, Ann Arbor, Braun-

Brumfield, 1960. 539 pages

Pentikäinen, Juha Y., Ritva Poom (ed. And Trans.), Kalevala Mythology, Bloomington, Indiana

University Press, 1999. 296 pages

Riikonen, Eeva, and Aune Tuomikoski, Englantilais-Suomalainen Sanakirja, Helsinki, Otava,

1970. 835 pages

Runeberg, Johan Ludvig, The Tales of Ensign Stal, Helsinki, Soderstrom & Co., 1952. 244 pages

Salokorpi, Sinikka, Finland, Denmark, Narayana Press, 2004. 112 pages

Sillanpää, Lennard, Political and Administrative Responses to Sami Self-Determination,

Helsinki, Finnish Society of Science and Letters, 1994. 258 pages

Viherjuuri, H.J., Sauna: The Finnish Bath, Helsinki, Otava Book Printing Co., 1965. 126 pages

Virtanen, Leea, and Thomas DuBois, Finnish Folklore, Helsinki, Finnish Literature Society,

2000. 297 pages

[34,6B]

Sevander, Mayme, Red Exodus: Finnish-American Emigration to Russia, Saline, Michigan,

OSCAT, 1993. 232 pages

Sevander, Mayme, Of Soviet Bondage: Sequel to “Red Exodus”, Saline, Michigan, OSCAT,

1996. 157 pages

Sevander, Mayme, Vaeltajat (The Wanderers), Turku, Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2000. 249 pages

Tuuri, Antti, Richard Impola (trans.), The Winter War, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2003. 208

pages


10 August 16, 2012

Vahamaki, Borje, Mastering Finnish, New York, Hippocrene Books, 1994. 386 pages (with 2

cassettes)

Vähämäki, Börje (ed.), Treasury of Finnish Love: Poems, Quotations & Proverbs in Finnish and

English, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2010. 127 pages

Whitney, Arthur, Teach Yourself Finnish, London, English Universities Press, 1956. 301 pages

II/B: Finnish-American Literature

[31,19A]

Benson, Adolph, editor B. Peter Kalm’s travels in Northern America. The English Version of

1770. Volumes I and II. New York, Wilson-Erickson Inc., 1937. 797 pages.

Ekman, Katri, Olli, Corinne, and Olli, Dr. John B., eds. A History of Finnish American

Organizations in Greater New York 1891-1976. A Project of the Greater New York Finnish

Bicentennial Planning Committee, Inc. New York, 1976. 311 pages.

Engelberg, Rafael. Suomi ja Amerikan Suomalaiset [Finns and Finnish-Americans]. Helsinki,

Suomi-Seura, 1944. 491 pages.

The Finns in America. n.d. Pamphlet dealing mainly with early settlement in the Delaware area.

8 pages.

Holli, Melvin, G. The Wizard of Washington: Emil Hurja, Franklin Roosevelt, and the Birth of

Public Opinion Polling. New York, Palgrave, 2002. 153 pages.

Homio, Armas, K.E. Michiganin Suomalaisten Historia [The History of Finns in Michigan].

Hancock, Society for the Publication of the History of Michigan Finns, 1967.

639 pages.

Jalkanen, Ralph, editor. The Finns in North America: A Social Symposium. Michigan State

University Press for Suomi College, 1969. 224 pages.

Jura, Art. Fenni: The Finns Among Us – A History of the Finns in New England and Beyond.

Rockport Press, ME, 2001. 260 pages.

Ketonen, John, Chairman. Finnish American Horizons. Horizons Project of the Finnish-

American Bi-Centennial Committee USA 1976. New York Mills, Minn., Parta Printers, 1976.

503 pages.

Kivisto, Peter. Immigrant Socialists in the United States: The Case of the Finns and the Left.

Madison, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1984. 243 pages.


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Koivukangas, Olavi. The Beginning of Finnish Migration to the New World. Exhibition

Catalogue. Delaware 350. Turku, Institute of Migration, 1988. 84 pages.

Kolehmainen, John I. From Lake Erie’s Shores to the Mahoning and Monongahela Valleys: A

History of the Finns in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. New York Mills, Minn.,

Ohio Finnish-American Historical Society, 1977. 355 pages.

Louhi, E.A. The Delaware Finns or The First Permanent Settlements in Pennsylvania,

Delaware, West New Jersey and Eastern Part of Maryland. New York, Clearfield Company,

2001. 331 pages.

Niitemaa, Vilho, editor-in chief. Finland Salutes U.S.A.: Old Friends – Strong Ties. Turku,

Institute of Migration, 1976. 347 pages.

Nikander, Werner. Amerikan Suomalaisia [American Finns]. Volume 1 vv. 1922-1927.

Hancock, Suomalais-Lut.Kustannusliikkeen Kirjapaino, 1927. 444 pages.

Selvala, Robert, W., editor. Finnfest USA: The First Decade 1982-1992. Owatonna, MN,

FinnFest USA, 1992. Incomplete photocopy.

Wargelin, John. The Americanization of the Finns. Hancock, The Finnish Lutheran Book

Concern, 1924. 185 pages. Photocopy.

II/C: Vapaus, Foc, and other left-wing Literature

[31,19B]

[31,20D]

[31,19B]

Beeching, William, C. Canadian Volunteers: Spain, 1936-1939. Regina, Canadian Plains

Research Center, 1989. 255 pages. Incomplete photocopy. Deals with role of left-wing

Finnish-Canadians in the Spanish Civil War.

Communists in Canada. 3 folders containing : Photocopies of various articles, parts of books

and security bulletins dealing with the role of Finnish-Canadians in the Canadian communist

movement.

William Eklund

1974

1 sound recording

Interview with Eklund, Editor of the Vapaus

Eklund, Wm. Canadan Rakentajia: Canadan Suomalaisen Järjestön Historia vv. 1911-1971.

Toronto, Canadan Suomalaisen Järjestö, 1983.636 pages.


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Eklund, W. Metsä Vastaa Kuten Sinne Huudetaan [The Forest will Echo what You Shout].

Photocopy of Eklund’s critique

Finnish-Canadian Amateur Sports Federation. Programs for the 1953, 1954 and 1959 Festivals.

Also program for Wanup Reunion Festival held at Wanup, Ontario in 1994.

Finnish Canadian Athletic Association, VOIMA

s.d. 1999-2010 ( 0riginals-1944-2010)

1,4 cm of textual records

Lists of athletes, correspondence, letter of ‘loan of money’ documents on the 65th of VOIMA,

newspaper clippings

Note :Some documents are in Finnish

Heikkinen, K.E. Meidän Poikamme Espanjassa [Our Boys in Spain]. New York, Finnish

Workers Federation, 1939. 192 pages.

Inco Limit, “Boston Marathon Winner of 1934 worked as Frood Mine Carpenter,” in Touch, a

quarterly newsletter for Canadian Retirees of Inco Limited, Winter, 2000, pp. 2-4.

Healey, Gregory, S. and Reg. Whitaker, editors. R.C.M.P. Security Bulletins concerning

Finnish-Canadian left-wing activity in Canada for the years 1919-1929, 1933-1934,1939-1941

and 1942-45. St. John’s, Committee on Canadian Labour History. Photocopies of Security

Bulletins issued by the R.C.M.P. focused on the Vapaus Newspaper, the Finnish Organization of

Canada and other left-wing groupings.

Laine, Edward W. “Finnish Canadian Radicalism and Canadian Politics: The First Forty years,

1900-1940,” in Ethnicity, Power and Politics in Canada, edited by Jorgen Dahlie and Tissa

Fernandom, Toronto, Methuen, 1981, pp. 94-112.

National Archives of Canada, A history of the Finnish Communist Press in Canada, 1949. 88

pages (photocopy)

Palmgren, Raoul. Joukkosydän: Vanhan Työväenliikkeemme Kaunokirjallisuus. Helsinki,

Werner Söderström Oy, 1986, pp. 450-468. Photocopy of part of a book

Päiviö, Aku, editor. Canadan Suomalaisen Sosialijärjestön Ensimäisen Edustajakokouksen

Pöytäkirja. Kokous pidetty Port Arthurissa 19-23 p:nä maaliskuuta 1914. Port Arthur, 1914.

191 pages.

Repo, Satu. ‘Rosvall and Vuotilainen : Two Union Men Who Never Died,’ Labour/Le

Travilleur, 8/9, 1981/82, pp. 79-102.


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Suomalais-Canadalaisen Amatööri-Urheiluliitto. Suomalais-Canadalaisen Amatööri-

urheiluliiton 25-V. toiminnan johdosta ja Scaul :n 40-Vuotistaipaleelta [25 and 40 year histories

of the Finnish-Canadian Sports Federation. 1950 and 1965.

Tester, Jim, editor. Sports Pioneers: A History of the Finnish-Canadian Amateur Sports

Federation 1906-1986. Sudbury, Alerts AC Historical Committee, 1986. 295 pages.

Vapaus Newspaper. Photocopies of various Anniversary Issues concerning the history of

Vapaus, Liekki, the Finnish Organization of Canada and the Finnish-Canadian Amateur Sports

Federation Also photocopies of newspaper articles concerning the Sudbury area.

Vapaus Publishing Company. Canadan Suomalaisten Sotilaiden Muistoalbumi: Finnish-

Canadian Soldiers’ Memorial Album. Sudbury, 1914. 68 pages.

Vapaus Kustannuksella. Vapauden Soihtu [The Torch of Freedom]. Sudbury, 1919.48 pages.

Vapaus Publishing Company. Selected Issues of Holiday Publications such as Joulu for 1959,

1960, 1961 and 1962 and Kevät for 1942 and 1959.

Vasiliadis, Peter. “A Purpose Served: The Worker’s Co-operative of New Ontario Limited,

1926-1980,” Canadian Ethnic Studies, Vol. XVII.

Wilson, J. Donald. “The Canadian Sojourn of a Finnish-American Radical,” Canadian Ethnic

Studies, Vol. XVI, No. 2, 1984, pp. 102-115. Photocopy

[31,20D]

Finnish Organization of Canada. Kaiku/Echo. Volume 5, No. 2 (February 15, 1995) to Volume

16-3 (May, June, July 2006), some issues missing.

II/D: History of Finnish Settlement on Lake Panache and materials related to Indian Land

Claims

[31,19C]

[39, 9.2]

[MC1, D6]

[31,19C]

Institute of Northern Ontario Research and Development. Various documents dealing with

history of lumbering and recreational use of Lake Penage.

Lake Penage Indian Village Subdivision. Background history and plan of subdivision.

Lake Penage Property Association and Lake Penage Fish and Game Association. Various

documents dealing with relationship of Lake Penage cottage owners and government officials

concerning water levels and the Lake Penage dam.


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Land Registry Office. Parcel Information concerning private lots registered on the shores of

Lake Panache. Part of information gathered for purposes of dealing with Indian Land Claim

arising out of the construction of the Lake Panache dam. Parcel information contains much

historical information regarding cottage development by Finns.

Sudbury Daily Star. Photocopies dealing with Lake Penage, local personalities and businesses.

Whitefish Lake Indian reserves

s.d. (originals 1884-1971)

3cm of textual records and maps

Consists of of photocopies of documents on the First Nations presence, activities and rights in

the area of Lake Panache. Are also included, documents on flooded Land Adjacent to Lake

Penage, and contains various documents including plans of surveys

Note: Dossier used for Whitefish Lake Indian Band Land Claim

Series I- file: Maps of townships of district of Sudbury, may contain complementary

information.

II/E: Finnish Religious Groupings in North America

[31,19C]

[31,19D]

[34,6B]

[31,19C]

All People’s United Church. All People’s United Church 1930-1984. Sudbury, 1984. 17 pages.

Free, Verna Stasiuk. Historical Bells. Sudbury, 1978. 89 pages.

Koski, Pat and Bill Mäkinen, editors. Wuoristo-St.Timothy’s Lutheran Church Copper Cliff 100

Years. Copper Cliff, 1997. 207 pages.

Pyhän Matteuksen Ev. Luterilaisen Seurakunta. Taisteleva Seurakunta: Phyän Matteuksen Ev.

Luterilaisen Seurakunnan 30-Vuotis Juhlajulkaisu. Sudbury, 1962. 39 pages plus photographs.

Phyän Matteuksen Suomalainen Evankelis-Luterilainen Seurakunta. Matteus-Seurakunta 40-

Vuotias. Written by Viljo Nenonen. Sudbury, 1972. 104 pages.

Pikkusaari, Lauri. Wuoristo-Seurakunta 60-Vuotias [Wuoristo 60 Years]. Copper Cliff, 1957.

65 pages. .

Pyhän Matteuksen Suomalainen Evankelis-Luterilainen Seurakunta. 50 Vuotta 1932-1982.

Sudbury, 1982. 44 pages. Written mainly by Lari Junkkari. Mainly in Finnish language.

St. Matthew’s [Finnish] Evangelical Lutheran Church. 60 Vuotta 1932-1992 [60 Years 1932-

1992]. Sudbury, 1992. 15 pages. A bilingual history.


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Suomalainen Luterilainen Seurkunta ja Suomalainen Luterilainen Wuoristo Seurakunta,

Canadan Suomalaisen Kirrkokansan Kesäjuhlat Syyskuun 1 ja 2 p:na, 1956. Sudbury, 1956.

Binded articles pertaining to the Lutheran church.

[31,19D]

Copper Cliffin Wuoristo Ev. Lut. Seurakunta. 40-Vuotis Juhla-Julkaisu 1897-1938. 24 pages.

Copper Cliff, 1938.

Glad, Leo. Planning Strategies for an Ethnic-Finnish Lutheran Congregation in Transition to a

Canadian Lutheran Congregation. A Thesis submitted to the Faculty of Luther Seminary in

partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Ministry. St. Paul, 1995, 196

pages.

Kortekangas, Paavo and Antti Lepisto, editors. The Faith of the Finns on a New Continent 2000.

Suomi conference ELCA, 2000? 200 pages.

Liedes, Liisa A. ja Uuno I. Vesanen. Suomalainen Helluntaiherätys Pohjois-Amerikassa. [The

Awakening of the Pentecostal Movement in North America]. Vancouver, Mission Press Society,

1994. 452 pages.

Pikkusaari, Lauri, I. Copper Cliffin Suomalaiset ja Copper Cliffin Suomalainen Evankelis-

Luterilainen Wuoristo-Seurakunta [Copper Cliff Finns and the Copper Cliff Finnish Evangelical

Lutheran Church Congregation]. Sudbury, 1947.

St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Pictorial History 1932-1992. Sudbury, 1992.

St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. A Vision for the Future: Katse Tulevaisuuteen.

Future’s Task Force Report. Sudbury, 1999.

Sudburyn Ev. Luth. Seurkunta. 6-vuotis Historiikki. Photocopy. 2 pages.

Sudburyn P. Matt. Ev. Luth. Seurakunta. Historiikki 1932-1942. Written by H. Kaskela.

[34,6B]

Augsburg Fortress, With One Voice: A Lutheran Resource for Worship, Minneapolis, Augsburg

Fortress, 1995. 288 pages

Lutheran Church in America, Service Book and Hymnal, Minneapolis, Augsburg Publishing

House, 1964. 1012 pages

The Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America, The Lutheran Hymnal, Saint

Louis, Concordia Publishing House, 1941. 858 pages


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II/F: North American Finnish Literature and Writers

[31,20A]

[34,6B]

[31,20A]

Brooks, Kaarina. Peikko: The Foolish Ogre: Finnish Folk Tales for Children. Beaverton,

Aspasia Books, 2003. 61 pages.

Cook, Lyn. The Bells on Finland Street. Toronto, The MacMillan Company, 1950. 197 pages.

Durham, Philip and Tauno F. Mustanoja. American Fiction in Finland: An Essay and

Bibliography. Helsinki, Societé Néophilologique, 1960. 202 pages.

Hekkanen, Ernest. The Misadventures of Bumbleberry Finn. Nelson, New Orphic Publishers,

2001. 201 pages.

Hekkanen, Ernest, editor-in-chief. The New Orphic Review, Volume 43, Number 2, 2001.

Nelson, B.C., New Orphic Publishers. 104 pages. Special Finnish Issue of the The New Orphic

Review.

Jarvenpa, Eili, editor. Finnish American Writers. New Brighton, Finnish Americana, 1983. 97

pages.

Kovac, Elsie Harranen. Born Finn. Steinback, 1985. 279 pages.

Kaatari, Ray. Rubberboots in the Sauna. Sudbury, Journal Printing, 1993. 157 pages.

Laitala, Lynn Maria. Down from Basswood: Voices of the Border Country. Beaverton, Aspasia

Books, 2001. 211 pages.

Leacock, Stephen. Aurinkoisia Piirteitä Pienestä Kauppalasta [Sunshine Sketches of a Small

Town] Sudbury, Vapaus Publishing Company, 1951. 189 pages.

Mansikka, Eric. Pack Up your Troubles: Canadian War Humour. Toronto, Methuen, 1987.112

pages.

Milnes, Irma McDonough. Kaarina and the Sugar Bag Vest. Toronto, Annick Press Ltd, 1994.

76 pages.

Pinola, Salme Orvokki. The Fatherless. Manitouwadge, 1986. 119 pages.

Päiviö, Aku, et. al. Murrosajan Lauluja: Kokoelma Työväen Runoja [Revolutionary Songs:

Collection of Working-Class Poems] Astoria, Pacific Development Society. 208 pages.

Tuuri. Antti. Uusi Jerusalem [New Jerusalem]. Helsinki, Otava, 1988, 362 pages.


17 August 16, 2012

Virtaranta, Pertti. Amerikansuomen Sanakirja: A Dictionary of American Finnish. Turku,

Institute of Migration, 1992, 329 pages

[34,6B]

Brooks, Kaarina (trans.), Foxy: Finnish Folk Tales for Children, Beaverton, Aspasia Books,

2002. 62 pages

Brooks, Kaarina, It’s the Finn in Me, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2004. 63 pages

Gustafsson, Harry, The Hanging Tree and other poems, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2002. 63

pages

Gustafsson, Harry, All Hearts Have Feelings, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2004. 63 pages

Lindström, Varpu, and Börje Vähämäki (eds.), Connecting Souls: Finnish Voices in North

America, Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2000. 223 pages

Ikäheimonen-Lindgren, Silja (ed.), Canadian Views of Kalevala, Toronto, Fabulous Printers,

1985. 64 pages

II/G: Finns in Canada and in the United States (excluding Ontario)

[31,20A]

[31,20B]

[34,5D]

[34,6A]

[34,6B]

[31,20A]

Engle, Eloise. Finns in North America. Annapolis, Leeward Publications, 1975. 104 pages.

Halminen, Matti. Sointula, Kalevan Kansan ja Kanadan Suomalaisten Historia. [The History of

Sointula and Kaleva Kansa]. Translated by Allan Henry Salo. Helsinki, Mikko Ampuja, 1936,

143 pages.

Heinonen, Rev. Arvi, I. Finnish Friends in Canada. Toronto, United Church of Canada, 1930.

130 pages.

Jessup-Falcioni,Heather. “Finnish Canadians” in Canadian Transcultural Nursing; Assessment

and Intervention, edited by Ruth Elaine Davidhizard and Joyce Newman Giger. Toronto,

Mosby, pp. 294-312.

Kero, Reino. “Emigration from Finland to Canada Before the First World War,” in The

Lakehead University Review, Volume IX, Number 1, 1976, pp. 7-16.


18 August 16, 2012

Kohlemainen, John, I. “The Last Days of Matti Kurikka’s Utopia: A Historical Vignette,” in

Turun Historiallinen Arkisto, 31, 1976, pp. 388-396.

Laine, Edward, W. “The Strait-jacketing of Multiculturalism in Canada,” a review of Dangerous

Foreigners written by Donald Avery, in Archivaria, Number 10, 1980, pp. 225-237. Also

includes Donald Avery’s rejoinder on pp. 237-247. Reprint.

Ollila, Douglas, J., Jr. “Defects in the Melting Pot: Finnish-American response to the Loyalty

Issue 1917-1920,” in Turun Historiallinen Arkisto, 31, 1976, pp. 397-413.

Peltoniemi, Teuvo. Kohti Parempaa Maailmaa [Towards a Better World]. Helsinki, Otava, 240

pages. 1985.

Rauanheimo, Akelsi. Kanadan Kirja [A Book about Canada]. Porvoo, Werner Söderström


Rinta, Ray. Suomalais-Canadalainen Lepokotiyhdistyrs 1958-1968 [Finnish-Canadian Rest

Home Association]. Vancouver, New West Press Co., 1970.

Finns in North America, Journal and book extracts

Sointula, photocopies of : Wild, Paula. Sointula: Island Utopia. Madeira Park, Harbour

Publishing, 1995. 223 pages and Dreams of Freedom in the Sound Heritage Series, Number 16

Savela, Evert. Suomesta Sointulaan [From Finland to Sointula]. Superior, Työmies Society, n.d.

143 pages.

Ukkonen, Alfons. Kalevan Ritarit ja Kalevan Ritarien historiaa 100 vuoden ajalta [A 100 Year

History of the Knights of Kaleva Movement ]. Lake Worth, n.d. 384 pages.

Wilson, J. Donald. “John Wiita: Finnish-American Radical: The Canadian Years (1919-1923),

in Finnish Americana, Volume 7, 1986, pp. 18-28.

Warwaruk, Larry. Red Finns on the Coteau. Saskatoon, Core Communications, Inc., 108 pages.

Sutyla, Charles, M. The Finnish Sauna in Manitoba, Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies

Paper No. 24. Ottawa, National Museum of Man, 1977. 112 pages. Photocopy

[31,20B]

Finns in North America, 2 folders containing journal articles and book extracts.

Department of Immigration and Colonization (later Citizenship and Immigration) and

Department of Agriculture.

1966 ( originals 1884-1966)


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Copies and excerpts from annual reports involving Finnish immigration in Canada. Copies of

articles written by Lehtonen, Nival on Finnish Immgiration in Canada and in British Columbia.

Lindström-Best, Varpu and Charles M. Sutyla. Terveisiä Ruusa-tädiltä: Kanadan Suomalaisten

ensimmäinen sukupolvi [Greetings from Aunt Ruusa: The First Generation Finns]. Helsinki,

Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 1984. 160 pages.

Roinila, Mika. Finland-Swedes in Canada: Migration, Settlement and Ethnic Relations.

Migration Studies C14. Turku, Institute of Migration, 2000. 265 pages.

Schelstraete, Nancy Mattson. Life in the New Finland Woods: A History of New Finland,

Saskatchewan. New Finland, New Finland Historical and Heritage Society, 1982. 314 pages.

Toronto Suomi Lions Club. Kanadan Suomalaisten Puhelin ja Osoite Hakemisto 2000 [Finnish-

Canadian Directory]. Toronto, 336 pages.

Tolvanen, Ahti. “Finntown”: A Perspective on Urban Integration – Port Arthur Finns in the

Inter-war Period 1918-1939. Thunder Bay, 130 pages.

[34,5D]

Journal of Finnish Studies, Toronto, Finnish Studies. Volume 1-14. Missing numbers: Vol. 8

Number 2, 2004.

Austin, Nancy E.H. (ed.), Strength in Diversity: Worcester’s Finnish Community, Rutland, The

Finnish American Club of Rutland, F.T.S.S., 1994. 179 pages

Hokkanen, Lawrence and Sylvia, with Anita Middleton, Karelia: A Finnish-American Couple in

Stalin’s Russia, 1934-1941, St. Cloud, North Star Press of St. Cloud, Inc., 1991. 139 pages

Holmio, Armas K.E., (translated by Ellen M. Ryynanen), History of the Finns in Michigan,

Detroit, Wayne State University Press, 2001. 517 pages

Knapp, Gene A. (ed.), Documenting the Legacy of the Alaska Finns from the Russian Period,

Portland, Finnish-American Historical Society of the West, 1996. 83 pages

Karni, Michael G. (ed,), Finnish Diaspora I: Canada, South America, Africa, Australia and

Sweden, Toronto, Multicultural History Society of Ontario, 1981. 305 pages

Karni, Michael G. (ed.), Finnish Diaspora II: United States, Toronto, Multicultural History

Society of Ontario, 1981. 319 pages

Karni, Michael G., Olavi Koivukangas and Edward W. Laine (eds.), Finns in North America:

Proceedings of Finn Forum III, 5-8 September 1984, Turku Finland, Migration Studies C9,

Turku, Institute of Migration, 1988. 527 pages


20 August 16, 2012

Karttonen, Saara, Syvempi Kuin Meri (Deeper that the Sea: Letters to/from Finland/Canada

including Sudbury (1929-1936)), 1992. (Draft of book published in 2003.) 298 pages

Kero, Reino, Migration from Finland to North America in the Years between the United States

Civil War and the First World War, Migration Studies C1, Turko, Institute for Migration, 1974.

260 pages

Kero, Reino, Suureen Länteen: Siirtolaisuus Suomesta Pohjois-Amerikkaan, Turku,

Siirtolaisuusintituutti, 1996. 307 pages

Kero, Reino, Suomalaisina Pohjois-Amerikasse: Siirtolaiselämää Yhdysvalloissa ja Kanadassa,

Turku, Siirtolaisuusintituutti, 1997. 407 pages

Lampi, Leona, At the Foot of the Beartooth Mountains: A History of the Finnish Community of

Red Lodge, Montana, Coeur d’Alene, Bookage Press, 1998. 250 pages

[34,6A]

Knights of Kaleva, Kalevainen: Annual Conference, Multiple Publishers. 1966, 1974-1976,

1978, 1983-2011.

Krats, Peter, “Sudburyn Suomalaiset” Finnish Immigrant Activities in the Sudbury Area, 1893-

1939, London, University of Western Ontario, 1980. (Master’s Thesis) 267 pages

Lindstrom-Best, Varpu, The Finns in Canada, Ottawa, Canadian Historical Association, 1985.

19 pages

Lindström, Varpu, From Heroes to Enemies: Finns in Canada, 1937-1947, Beaverton, Aspasia

Books, 2000. 265 pages

Lindström, Varpu, I Won’t be a Slave: Selected Articles on Finnish Canadian Women’s History,

Beaverton, Aspasia Books, 2010. 152 pages

Mullin, L.J., Eldon Owens and Dick Meacher (eds.), Tom Sukanen and his Ship: Together at

Last, Moose Jaw, Ferguson Printing, 1974. 35 pages

Pilli, Arja, The Finnish-Language Press in Canada, 1901-1939: A Study in the History of Ethnic

Journalism, Migration Studies C6, Turko, Institute of Migration, 1982. 330 pages

[34,6B]

Asala, Joanne (ed.), The Legend of St. Urho, Iowa City, Penfield Press, 2001. 111 pages

Saari, Jon L., Black Ties and Miners’ Boots: Inventing Finnish-American Philanthropy, Solvang,

California, Finlandia Foundation National, 2003. 180 pages

Toiviainen, Lauri, 75-vuotias Vapaa Sana: Lukijainsa omistama sanomalehti, Toronto, Vapaa

Sana Press, 2008. 212 pages


21 August 16, 2012

Warkentin, Raija, Kaarina Kailo, Jorma Halonen (eds.), Sweating with Finns: Sauna Stories from

North America, Thunder Bay, Lakehead University, 2005. 254 pages

Wilkins, Charles, Breakfast at the Hoito and Other Adventures in the Boreal Heartland, Toronto,

Natural Heritage Books, 1997. 182 pages

Knights and Ladies of Kaleva, 34th

National convention and 1st International Convention:

Programme, Sudbury, 1970, 48 pages


International Convention: Programme, Red Lodge, Montana,

1998. 40 pages


International Convention: Programme, Virginia, Minnesota,

2000. 16 pages


International Convention: Programme, Sudbury, 2002. 21

pages

Knights and Ladies of Kaleva (Sudbury), 40th

Anniversary Celebration: Programme, Sudbury,

2006. 5 pages

II/H: Finnish-Canadian Ontario Material (excluding Sudbury)

[31,20C]

[34,6B]

[31,20C]

Järvinen, Juhani. From Finland to Canada: Siirtolaiselämää Sault Ste. Marissa Vuosina 1890-

1940. Sault Ste. Marie, Sault Ste. Marie and District Finnish-Canadian Historical Society, 1993.

128 pages. Finnish and English.

Burkowski, Gordon, editor. A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay. Bay

Street Project No. 2. Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay Finnish-Canadian Historical Society, 1975. 151

pages.

Campbell, William, A. Northeastern Georgian Bay and Its Peoples. Britt, 1983.

Danton, Cindy. “Finland to Lappe, Ontario: Selma Lamppu Hynna (1905-1991),” in Thunder

bay Historical Museum Society Paper & Records, Volume XX, 1992, pp.30-36.

Junni, Pentti. The Immigrant’s Monument. Chronicle, Thunder Bay, 1976.n.p.

Kouhi, Christine. Labour and Finnish Immigration to Thunder bay, 1876-1914,” The Lakehead

University Review, Volume IX, Number 1, 1976, pp. 17-40.


22 August 16, 2012

Lindström, Varpu. “Finnish Canadian Culture in 1995: Toronto Perspectives,” in Monta Tietä

Menneisyyteen [Many Roads to the Past]. Turku, Turku University, 1995, pp.77-94.

Maunula, Michael, J. The Retention of Ethnic Culture Among Thunder Bay Finns. M.A. Thesis,

Department of Sociology, Lakehead University, 1984. 209 pages.

Metsäranta, Marc, editor. Project Bay Street: Activities of Finnish-Canadians in Thunder Bay

Before 1915. Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay Finnish-Canadian Historical Society, 1989. 224 pages.

Morrison, Jean. “Ethnicity and Class Consciousness: British, Finnish and South European

Workers at the Canadian Lakehead Before World War I, in The Lakehead University Review,

Volume 1X, Number 1, 1976, pp. 41-54.

Rasmussen, Mark, A. The Geographic Impact of Finnish Settlement on the Thunder Bay Area of

Northern Ontario. M.A. Thesis, Department of Geography, University of Alberta.203 pages.

Scardellato, Gabriele, editor. A Guide to the Collections of the Multicultural History Society of

Ontario Compiled by Nick G. Forte. Toronto, Multicultural History Society of Ontario, 1992.

695 pages.

Toronto Finnish Society, Yritys History, and Song and Dance Festivals. Various typewritten

materials dealing with left-wing activities in the Toronto area.

Vapaa Sana Binder. Copies of various Vapaa Sana historical perspectives. e., g., 1932-1972, 30th

Anniversary edition of 1962, and the Anniversary edition of 1938.

Vasiliadis, Peter. “The Truth is Sometimes Very Dangerous”: Ethnic Workers and the Rise and

Fall of the Workers Cooperative in the Porcupine Camp. Ethnic Research Programme, Working

Paper No. 3, York University, 1983. 64 pages.

Klus, Lori, Karen Mäki, and Jill Trembley. Cameron: Our Fondest Memories. Cameron, 1983.

27 pages.

[34,6B]

Garth, Raili, Kaarina Brooks (eds.), Trailblazers: The Story of Port Arthur Kansallisseura, Loyal

Finns in Canada 1926-2002, Toronto, Eco Media Printing, 2010. 139 pages

Kechnie, Margaret, Marge Reitsma-Street (eds.), Changing Lives: Women in Northern Ontario,

Toronto, Dundurn Press, 1996. 362 pages

Sillanpää, Nelma, Edward W. Laine, (ed.), Under the Northern Lights: My Memories of Life in

the Finnish Community of Northern Ontario, Hull, Canadian Museum of Civilization, 1994. 129

pages

II/I: Finns in the Sudbury Area


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[31,20C]

[31,21A]

[39,12.2]

[34,6B]

[31,20C]

Duncan, Elvi. Assorted biographical and organizational histories associated with people and

the FOC/Vapaus in the downtown area. In file folder.

Finnish-Canadian Grand Festival Programs. Covers years from 1953 to 2001. Incomplete.

Finnish Centennial Week in Sudbury. 1967. Assorted documents. In file folder

Inco Triangle. Biographical information on Finnish Workers and Inco retirees from 1936 to

1970.

Ontario Land Registry Documents. Documents re early Finnish settlement in Broder, Burwash,

Dill, Cleland, Denison, Dryden, Garson, Louise, McKim, Neelon, Secord, and Waters

Townships and Levack, Mond Townsite,

Wanup area Assorted information in file folder

Finnish personalities and businesses (from newspaper clippings)

[31,21A]

Allen, Martha Isobel Gerard. A Survey of Finnish Cultural, Economic, and Political

Development in the Sudbury District of Canada. M.A. thesis, Department of History, University

of Western Ontario, 1954. 121 pages.

Canadan Suomalainen Järjestö. Suomalaiset Nikkelialueellla: C.S.J :n 25-Vuotisjuhlan Johdosta

[Finns in the Sudbury Area : A 25-year Anniversary Publication. Sudbury, CSJ:n Sudburyn

Osasto, No. 16, 1927

Canadan Suomalainen Järjestö. Canadan Suomalainen Järjestö 25 Vuotta: Kuvauksia ja

Muistelmia 25-Vuotiselta Toimintaipaleelta 1911-1936 [The Finnish Organization of Canada: A

History of the Movement from 1911-1936]. Sudbury, Vapaus Publishing Company, 1936.163

pages.

Finnish National Society of Sudbury. Assorted Documents. In file folder.

Finns in Sudbury in 1938. Data from Vernon’s Directories and Assessment Records in the

Sudbury 1938. Used to develop a 1938 distribution map and employment picture. Black binder.

Finns in the Donovan and Lockerby Districts. Vernon’s Directories and Assessment Records for

various years going back to 1921/22.


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Finns in the Spruce Street and Downtown areas of Sudbury. Data from Vernon’s Directories and

Assessment Records. Also includes much historical information compiled by Elvi Duncan.

Gaudreau, Guy, editor. ‘Les Ouvriers-Mineurs de la Région de Sudbury 1886-1930,’ in Revue

du Nouvel Ontario, No. 17, 1995, pp. 1-146. Major work dealing with the mining industry in the

Sudbury area. Contains many Finnish references. In Mining Deaths (Binded) with Reports from

the Ontario Bureau of Mines detailing Mining Accidents involving Sudbury Finns in the

Sudbury Area

Johnson, Lempi. Sisulla Ja Sydämellä [Sisu and love]. Sudbury, 1984. 139 pages.

Kaattari, Ray. The Bontinen Saga. Sudbury, 1995. 63 pages.

Korpela, Oliver. History of the Korpela Family. Sudbury, 1985.

Kovac, Elsie Grandfather and the Northern Wilderness. New York, Carlton Press, 1986.128

pages.

Kovac, Elsie Kerranen. Memories of Grandmother Manda. Winnipeg, 1990.225 pages. Novel

about growing up in Beaver Lake.

Pagnucco, Frank. Home-Grown Heroes: A Sports History of Sudbury. Sudbury, Miller

Publishing, 1982.

The Sudbury Star and the Sudbury Journal. Binder containing articles concerning Finns starting

in the 1880’s.

Tyni, Paul, G. Wanupin Historia vv. 1925-1985. Dill Township, 1985.

Vapaus Publishing Company. Vapaus 1917-1934. Sudbury, Vapaus Publishing Company, 1934.

103 pages.

Waters Women’s Institute. Waters Women’s Institute No. 4, 1936-1945. Waters Township,

1945. A history of Waters Township and its many Finnish settlers

[39,12.2]

Newspaper clippings and articles

S.d.; 1944-2010 (predominant dates 1978-2010)

6,0 cm of textual records

Documentation on Finnish personalities and business (Finnish success stories)

Note: Some documents are in Finnish

[34,6B]

Sudbury Finnish Male Choir, 1960 to 1995, 35th

Anniversary Concert, Sudbury, 1995. 24 pages


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Jalava, Mauri Amiko. “Radicalism of a ‘New Deal’?”, The Unfolding World View of The

Finnish Immigrants in Sudbury, 1883-1932, Sudbury, Laurentian University, 1983. (Master’s

Thesis) 309 pages

Sillanpaa, Lennard, The Political Behaviour of Canadians of Finnish Descent in the District of

Sudbury, Helsinki, University of Helsinki, 1976. (Licentiate Thesis) 145 pages

Sillanpaa, Lennard, A political and Social History of Canadians of Finnish Descent in the

District of Sudbury, Helsinki, University of Helsinki, 1973. (Master’s Thesis) 137 pages

Series III : Books and other materials on Economic and Urban Development

[31,21A]

[31,21B]

[31,21C]

[34,6C]

[MC1 D6]

[31,21A]

Clarke, W.F. and D. R. Grimes Planning and Construction of Leaf Rapids-A New Town with a

New Concept 1975. 10 pages

Pressman, Norman New Towns Waterloo, 1972. 19 pages

Robinson, Ira M. Planning, Building and Managing New Towns on the Resource Frontier,

Calgary. 13 pages

Shaw, William Granville Archibald Evaluations of Resource Towns: Planned and Unplanned,

Edmonton, 1970. 10 pages

Rodger, D. Elliott Canada's Remote Communities Seek Energy Efficiency, 1990. 8 pages

Robson, Robert Canadian Resource Towns: An Historical Overview, 1880-1970, Winnipeg,

1987. 41 pages

Kitimat Townsite Report, Corporation of District of Kitimat, Kitimat, 1969. 270 pages

Chibuk, John H. and Dan Kusel, New Communities in Canadian Urban Settlements, 1978. 171

pages


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Bonner, E. History of the Woodlands Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company, Kapuskasing,

1965. 10 pages

[31,21B]

Philbrook, Tom Fisherman, Logger, Merchant, Miner: Social Changes and Industrialism in

Three Newfoundland Communities, St. John's, 1966. 212 pages

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report of the Buchans Task Force, 1976. 247 pages

Faris, James C. Cat Harbour: A Newfoundland Fishing Settlement, 1966 St. John's. 132 pages

Andrews, Alick Robert Social Crisis and Labour Mobility: A Study of Economic and Social

Change in a New Brunswick Railway Community, New Brunswick, 1967. 121 pages

Scott, Beryl H. The Story of Silver Islet

Artibise, Alan F. J. and Paul-André Linteau The Evolution of Urban Canada: An Analysis of

Approaches and Interpretations Winnipeg, 1984. 46 pages

Roberge, Roger A. The Level of Urban Services in Canadian Resource Towns: A Comparative

Analysis Ottawa, 1985. 35 pages

Various newspaper articles on small towns and how they are affected by their local industries

Journal of the Engineering Institute of Canada, Vol. I No.6 Town Planning in Halifax and

Vicinity 1918. 9 pages

Journal of the Engineering Institute of Canada, Vol. IV No.10 Winnipeg Branch, 1921. 2 pages

Lash, S.D. Recent New Towns in Canada The Engineering Journal, Vol. IX No.11. 1926 4 pages

Grimmer, A.K. The Development and Operation of a Company-Owned Industrial Town The

Engineering Journal, Vol. 17, 1934. 5 pages

Bowles, Roy T. Little Communities and Big Industries: Studies in the Social Impact of Canadian

Resource Extraction Toronto, 1982. 16 pages

Randall, James E. and R. Geoff Ironside Communities on the Edge: An Economic Geography of

Resource-Dependent Communities in Canada, The Canadian Geographer Vo. 40 No.1 1996. 19

pages

Newspaper articles on the troubles of Algoma Steel in Sault Ste Marie 1991

Day, Douglas Public Policy and the Coastal Zone, Halifax, 1985. 10 pages

McKay, Paul, An Industry at the Crossroads, The Toronto Star, Toronto, 1990. 3 pages


27 August 16, 2012

Bradbury, John H. The Rise and Fall of the "Fourth Empire of the St. Lawrence": The Quebec-

Labrador Iron Ore Mining Region Cahiers de Géographie du Québec, Vol. 29 No. 78 1985. 14

pages

A Short History of the Ontario Provincial Police

Wilkins, Charles Deep River Revisited Canadian Geographic. 10 pages

Newspaper articles regarding Denison Mines at Elliot Lake and the town of Kapuskasing

Stelter, Gilbert A. and Alan F. J. Artibise Canadian Resource Towns in Historical Perspective,

Plan Canada 18/1, 1978. 10 pages

Preston, Richard E. and Lorne H. Russwurm Essays on Canadian Urban Process and Form II

Waterloo, 1980. 27 pages

Queen's University Single-Enterprise Communities in Canada London, 1953. 22 pages

Lash, S. D. Planning of Recent New Towns in Canada, The Engineering Journal Vol. 41 1958. 2

pages

Marsh, Leonard Communities in Canada British Columbia, 1970. 20 pages

Pressman, Norman E.P. Planning New Communities in Canada, Ottawa, 1975. 12 pages

Newspaper articles regarding the troubles of some towns

Knight, Rolf Work Camps and Company Towns in Canada and the US: An Annotated

Bibliography, Vancouver 1975. 61 pages

Brealy, T.B., C.C. Neil and P.W. Newton Resource Communities: Settlement and Workforce

Issues, Book Review Plan Canada Vol. 29, No.6, 1989. 2 pages

Brown, Dick The Oslo Factor: A New Oil-Sands Project, Now in the Planning Stages, Holds the

Prospect of More Jobs for Fort McMurray and more Oils for Canada, The Review 1989. 5

pages

Whye, Michael Company Town: Bedroom Communities that Grew Up Lake Superior Magazine,

1992. 7 pages

Habitat, a bimonthly publication of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Vo. VI, No. 3

1963; Vol. 7 No. 2 1964; 1969; 1978 and 1983

Miller, Willet G. The Cobalt-Nickel Arsenides and Silver Deposits of Temiskaming (Cobalt and

Adjacent Areas), Report of the Bureau of Mines, Vol. XIX Part II, 1912. 5 pages


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Baldwin, Douglas Owen Imitation vs Innovation: Cobalt as an Urban Frontier Town, Laurentian

University Review XI,2 1979. 11 pages

The Prairie Voice, Imperial Oil Review, 1991. 8 pages

Bagnell, Kenneth Pride in the North, The Review, 1988. 5 pages

Roberts, Richard Socially Responsive Planning: The Tumbler Ridge New Town Experience,

Calgary 1988. 15 pages

Roberts, Richard and Gary Paget Socially Responsive Planning: The Tumbler Ridge New Town

Experience, Ekistics 313, 1985. 14 pages

Various newspaper articles on Industry and small towns, 1991

An Experiment in Town Building, Social Welfare, 1922. 2 pages

The Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Report re Housing for 1921 Including Town Planning of

the Town of Kapuskasing, Bureau of Municipal Affairs, Toronto, 1922. 15 pages

Manitouwadge: A New Ontario Mining Community, Ontario Supplement Planning, Vol.4, No.2,

1957. 11 pages

McGuire, B.J. and Roland Wild, Kitimat-Tomorrow's City Today, Canadian Geographic Journal

Vol.59, No.5, 1959. 17 pages

Richardson, N.H. A Tale of Two Cities, Plan Vol.4, No.3, 1963. 14 pages

The First Fifty Years: A Golden Jubilee History of Kapuskasing, 1970? 122 pages

Wichern, P.H., Gloria Kunka and Douglas Waddell, The Production and Testing of a Model of

Political Development in Resource Frontier Communities, Winnipeg, 1971. 84 pages

Wichern, P.H. Two Studies in Political Development on Canada's Resource Frontier: Political

Development on Canadian Reserves; The Administrator's Role in Single Enterprise

Communities, Winnipeg, 1972. 16 pages

Pressman, Norman E.P. Planning New Communities in Canada, Ottawa, 1975. 77 pages

Single Industry Communities, Regional Economic Expansion, 1977. 42 pages

Gibson, Robert B. The Strathcona Sound Mining Project: A Case Study of Decision Making,

Science Council of Canada Background Study No. 42, 1978. 18 pages

Single-Sector Communities, Occasional Papers, 1979. 13 pages


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Kipawa Houses 1918-1919, Ross & MacDonald Architects, Montreal, 19?. 31 pages

New Financial Mechanisms for Addressing Mining Community Problems, Department of Energy

and Mines Manitoba and Department of Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, 1985. 68 pages

Canada's Single-Industry Communities: A Proud Determination to Survive, Canada Employment

and Immigration Advisory Council, 1987. 82 pages (bilingual document)

Canada's Single-Industry Communities: Search of a New Partnership, Canada Employment and

Immigration Advisory Council, 1988. 125 pages

Resource Communities: A Bibliography, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 1988. 15

pages

Golden Jubilee Edition, Northern Times, Kapuskasing, 1971. 76 pages

Butcher, Patrick James The Establishment of a Pulp & Paper Industry at Kapuskasing, London,

1978. 192 pages

Report of the Commission, Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Toronto, 1922. 49 pages

Lucas, Rex A. Minetown, Milltown, Railtown: Life in Canadian Communities of Single Industry,

University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 1971. 433 pages

New Communities in Canada: Exploring Planned Environment, Contact, Vol.8 No.3, 1976. 369

pages

Mining Communities: Hard Lessons for the Future, Proceedings No. 14, Kingston, 1984. 205

pages

Boisvert, Michel The Correspondence Between the Urban System and the Economic Base of

Canada's Regions, Economic Council of Canada, Hull, 1978. 198 pages

The Canadian Geographer Vol.38, No.2, Montreal, 1994. 192 pages

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Proctor, Redfern, Bousfield & Bacon, The Official Plan of the Town of Iroquois Falls Planning

Area, Consulting Engineers and Planners, Toronto, 1972. 41 pages

Report of the Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines, Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Toronto,

1912, 10 pages

Tenth Annual Report of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board, Legislative Assembly of

Ontario, Toronto, 1915. 7 pages


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A Few High Spots in the Life of L.R. Wilson, 56 pages

Kirkconnell, Watson Kapuskasing-An Historical Sketch, Kingston, 1921. 9 pages

Journal of Town Planning Institute, Vo.1 No.10, Ottawa, 1922. 9 pages

The Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co. Means Much to Northern Ontario, Pulp & Paper Magazine

of Canada, 1929. 18 pages

Kapuskasing, The Model Town of the North, 15 pages

Gray, Linda Brunetville, Ontario An Experiment in Rehabilitation, Urban Renewal and Low

Income Housing, Vol.6 No.3. 3 pages

Social Welfare, Vol. 5, No. 3, Toronto, 1922. 3 pages

Hall, Alfred V. Considerations in the Laying Out of the Town of Kapuskasing, The Canadian

Engineer, Vol.43, No.7, 1922. 3 pages

Report of the Minister of Lands, Forest and Mines of the Province of Ontario, Legislative

Assembly of Ontario, Toronto, 1917.

Faludi, E.G. Study & Advice on the Desirability of Altering the Boundaries Between the

Township of Calvert & the Town of Iroquois Falls (District of Cochrane), Toronto, 1968. 112

pages

Drury, E.C. Farmer Premier: Memoirs of the Honourable E.C. Drury, Toronto, 1966. 45 pages

Jewel in the Wilderness: A History of Elliot Lake, Elliot Lake Secondary School, 1980. 185

pages

Campbell, Bruce and Douglas Hinan Iroquois Falls A Two Part Study, 1970. 38 pages

Baldwin, Douglas The Development of an Unplanned Community: Cobalt, 1903-1914, Plan

Canada 18/1, 1978. 13 pages

Stelter, Gilbert A. and Alan F.J. Artibise Power and Place: Canadian Urban Development in the

North American Context, Vancouver, 1986. 49 pages

Cheng, Samson A New Town of Manitouwadge, Ontario, Winnipeg, 1962. 114 pages

Goltz, Eileen Papertown, Sudbury, 1973. 70 pages

Gervais, Gaétan, Ashley Thomson and Gwenda Hallsworth Bibliography: History of North-

Eastern Ontario, Documents historiques No. 82, Sudbury, 1985. 112 pages


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The Broke Hustler The Enterprise, Iroquois Falls, 1972. 24 pages

Percival, R.N. New Towns for Ontario, Town and Country Planning, Vol.25, 1957. 4 pages

Routly, Mrs. Herbert Thomas Routly, Association of Ontario Land Surveyors. 2 pages

Spruce Falls Review A Special Supplement to the Northern Times, Kapuskasing, 1971.

8 pages

Various meeting minutes of the Council of the Town of Iroquois Falls, 1915-1928. 15 pages

Buncke, H.J., Mrs. How One Mill Town Entertains Itself, Abitibi Vol.1 No.1, Iroquois Falls,

1929. 1 page

Grimmer, A.K. The Development and Operation of a Company-Owned Industrial Town, The

Engineering Journal, 1934. 5 pages

Various newspaper articles on Northern Ontario Towns

Black binder: Articles, publications, photographs on Uranium and Elliot Lake

Hughes, J.T., Urban Studies, Vol.13 No.3, Harlow Essex, 19976. 10 pages

Mould, David H. The Company Town that Outlived the Company: Haydenville, Ohio, Journal of

Cultural Geography Vol.5 No.2, 1982. pp. 71-86

The Death of Mining, Business Week, 1984. 6 pages

Veno, Arthur and Norman F. Duffy Mine Towns in Australia's Northwest: Options for Operation

and Quality of Life, Ekistics Vol. 52 No.311, 1985 pp. 176-188

Dellheim, Charles The Creation of a Company Culture: Cadbury's, 1861-1931, The American

Historical Review, Vol.92:1, 1987. 17 pages

Bone, Robert M. Mega Projects, Air Commuting and Regional Development: The Case of the

Norman Wells Project, Saskatoon, 1989. 20 pages

Single Industry Towns-An Australian Strategy, 1991. 15 pages

Brunetville a Neighbourhood Reborn, Department of Municipal Affairs, 1972. 125 pages

[Correspondence & Documentation] 1920-1989

[Aerial Satellite Images of Kapuskasing]


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Maps: District of Timiskaming (Subdivision of Teefy & Calvert) 1915

Township of Calvert (2) 1964-1966

Town of Témiscaming (2) 1971-1975

Town of Kapuskasing (14) 1921-1965

Town of Iroquois Falls (4) 1930-1975

Copper Cliff, Vincinity (3) (originals 1904)

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Elliot Lake

s.d. (originals ca. 1957-1995)

Unpublished manuscripts including aerial photographs regarding Elliot Lake history and

information on the Elliot Lake tracking Study. It also includes. research fiches, photocopies of

microfilms of Elliot Lake newspaper with reference and notes.

Note: titles of the 2 unpublished manuscripts:‘Elliot Lake: a geographic planning perspective of

a (provincially) planned resource community’

‘Elliot Lake revisited: the history of a planned resource community in Ontario’.

Plans of Subdivision for the Sudbury Area

??

1 cm of textual records, 14 cartographic documents and related documents.

Subdivision and reference plans with relevant data on file cards for Sudbury area. Townships

maps ( scale 1 :1000) from the city of greater Sudbury with all subdivisions plotted for virtually

each decade from 1881-1990 . Is also included in the file: the 4th

Honour’s Essay of Celia Van

Loon titled: ‘The Sudbury Area: Subdivision Activity 1881-1986’.( who did the maps) and a

regular 1990 Township maps (scale 1 :1000) for reference purposes.

Note: see also MC1D6 (cartographic documents)

Blue print map of the Township of McKim with hand coloured sections depicting the

development of the region from 1881-1990. (with legend)

Copy of a 1883, map Township of McKim ( surveyed by Francis Bolger)