Thessalon's Bygone Days
Five and Dime - Stedmans site
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ForwardThe Queens HotelThe Moore House (Sinton Hotel)Thessalon HouseDelhenty's Barber ShopMcEwen's CastleThe Barrett BlockFive and Dime - Stedmans siteEast Side Main Street Bay to AlgomaEast Side Main Street Algoma to HuronEast Side Main Street Huron to LorneEast Side Main Street Lorne to GenelleWest Side Main Street Dobie to AlgomaWest Side Main Street Algoma to HuronWest Side Main Street Huron to LorneWest Side Main Street Lorne to GenelleMemorable Main Street FiresLinks
West Side Main Street Lorne to Genelle
M.E. Vance Fancy Dry Goods Storefront, Thessalon, Ontario circa 1925 Details
Mr. Van Egmond had a flour and feed store here in early years.
Margaret E. Vance purchased the building in 1912 and opened a fancy dry goods store.
Thessalon Dime and International Harvester Stores, circa 1938
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Ferrier's Butcher Shop was located here, then A. Shaw bought it in 1921 and operated a butcher shop for years.
Mark Ansara had a candy store at this location after that.
Around 1948, McCreas bought the building and started their 5 cent to $1.00 store. They moved down the street later to the building that was the dime store for almost 20 years.
Two Women, Main Street Thessalon, 1966 Details
Fishman's Men's Wear, an outlet from the Soo, used the store after McCrea's.
Bill Williamson had his first marina business here, renting the building from Fishman's.
West Side of Main Street, Between Lorne and Genelle (Stedmans, Sears) Details
Fred Shamas bought the lot in 1971 and built the Stedman's there in 1973.
West side of Main Street between Lorne and Genelle (former site of ) Details
