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    A pen with information about Nesbitt Motors in Schreiber, Ontario. Text reads: "Nesbitt Motors Schreiber - Phone 640 B.A. Service"

    Photograph shows the interior of the McIntosh Store in Schreiber.

    Photograph shows the interior of an early tailoring business in Schreiber. From left to right, Henry Beaucage, Ed O'Brien, and Hilary O'Brien.

    Photograph shows the interior of the McIntosh Store in Schreiber. Pictured left to right is Tom Bosler and McIntosh.

    This photograph is part of the LSHS Terrace Bay Mill Photographs [Local History] album.

    This photograph is part of the Photographs Local History album.

    Please note that the caption "1958 MOORE'S SECOND SERVICE STATION OPENED" is incorrect information. The service station is associated with Adamo.

    This is a photograph of Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay's shopping district, in August 1954. Viewed is Imperial Bank of Canada.

    This is a newspaper clipping from the Insider's North Shore Business section.

    This photograph shows a clothing store in Terrace Bay on Simcoe Plaza (the shopping district) most likely from the 1950s. The store is called Sam Bucovetsky Stores Limited.

    This photograph shows grocery shopping in the early years of Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the L.C.B.O. (liquor store) in Terrace Bay on Simcoe Plaza (the shopping district) in the 1950s.

    This is a photograph of the first bank in Terrace Bay, the Imperial Bank of Canada, located in South Camp. The bank would later be moved to Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay's shopping district.

    This is a postcard showing the inside of the Hudson's Bay Company in Terrace Bay.

    This photograph shows how the bank looked on the inside in the early years of Terrace Bay.

    This photograph shows how the bank looked on the inside in the early years of Terrace Bay, taken in the wintertime.

    This is a photograph of the construction of Simcoe Plaza, the shopping district in Terrace Bay, in 1947. Construction was completed in the winter of 1947-1948.