William Ford Coaker History Page
  • The Miracle of the North: How an Uninhabited Settlement Grew into a Flourishing Town of Industry in One Year (1917)
  • "Port Union: Observation and Description, 1917" by J.H. Scammell
  • Port Union, The Fishermen's City - A Visitor's Impressions, 1920
  • Listing of the heads of households in Port Union in 1921
  • Port Union in 1921 by J.R. Smallwood
  • Port Union in 1925 by Richard Hibbs
  • Fishermen's Protective Union in Convention by J.R. Smallwood
  • "Port Union" from Coaker of Newfoundland by J.R. Smallwood
  • J.R. Smallwood -- labour and socialist leader by Melvin Baker
  • Port Union by Sir William Ford Coaker
  • Port Union: Founding and Establishment of the Town by the FPU
  • Union Electric Light and Power Company, Limited, 1916 to 1966 by Melvin Baker, Robert D. Pitt, and Janet Miller Pitt
  • Port Union - by Melvin Baker and Gerald Penney
  • The Hydro-Electric Plant of the Union Electric Company, Port Union in 1920
  • The Rise of the Fishermen's Protective Union, the First World War and the National Government, 1908-1919
  • Church of Holy Martyrs, Port Union
  • Coaker's Recruits
  • Sir William Coaker's Farm at Paradise, 1934-1936
  • William Wesley Halfyard -- vice-president of the Fishermen's Protective Union
  • John Henry Scammell - 2nd President of the FPU
  • Kenneth McKenzie Brown - 3rd President of the FPU
  • Charles Ronald McKay Granger - 4th President of the FPU
  • John Glover Stone
  • George Frederick Grimes
  • Hazen Algar Russell
  • Capt. James Jones
  • Lady Jessie Coaker
  • Port Union Fire of 1945 - by Melvin Baker and Peggy March
  • "Port Union" from Come Near at your Peril: A Visitor's Guide to the Island of Newfoundland by Patrick O'Flaherty
  • Herring Neck Loyal Orange Association Lodge
  • Bonavista Loyal Orange Association Lodge
  • Fishermen's Union Trading Company Limited (Greenspond) fonds, 1914-1922 -- Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland
  • Sir William Ford Coaker Papers -- Centre for Newfoundland Studies, Memorial University of Newfoundland
  • Martime History Archive Virtual Exhibit on the Fishermen's Protective Union
  • Sir William Ford Coaker Heritage Foundation,Trinity Bay North
  • Sir William Ford Coaker and the Fishermen's Protective Union - A Select Bibliography
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