Churches of Thessalon

    This is a black and white photo of a construction crew working on the foundations for the Anglican Church of the Redeemer in 1912. Five men stand in the foreground in front of a wooden footings form,all wearing work clothes. Several people including children are watching the workmen.

    This is a black and white photo of two of the Catholic Churches in Thessalon. The larger more prominent church is the 3rd Catholic Church built in Thessalon, St. Francis Xavier. This church was built in 1909. It is a large brick structure complete with bell tower. The smaller white ...

    This is a black and white photo which features the Presbyterian Church built in Thessalon. The church is visible on the left hand portion of the photograph. It was built atop of a large rock outcrop. In the background of the photo, the Crane Lumber Mill can be seen near ...

    This is a black and white photo of The Thessalon Bible Chapel. It is a one story brick building, with a stone and wood façade on the front of the building. It was located on Algoma Street, near Main.

    This is a black and white photo of St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church. It is a large brick building built on the west side of the river. The church has arched windows and bell tower construction. To the right of the church a two story home is visible. There is ...

    This is a black and white photo of the first Presbyterian church built in Thessalon, located on the east end of Park Street. It is a white wood framed building that has a square turret style corner structure. The windows and doors are pointed arch style.

    This is a black and white photo of part of the north east section of Thessalon. The photo features 'McEwen's Castle' prominently toward the top right of the photo. Other visible landmarks are the woollen mill (left of the castle) and the Anglican Church. NOTE: The photo appears to have ...

    This is a color photo of the previous location of the Thessalon Union Public Library, when it was housed in the former second Methodist Church building. The photo shows its location next to the Community Health Centre on the Main Street of Thessalon.

    This is a coloured aerial photo of part of Thessalon. The Thessalon River run across the middle of the photo with the red bridge crossing it on the left. On either side of the river houses can be seen. Main Street runs horizontally across the upper third of the photo ...

    This is a coloured aerial photo of portions of the Town of Thessalon and rural area, in summer looking north-east towards Highway 17. The Thessalon River runs along the left third of the photo, with St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church visible on its' western side. Some homes and businesses ...

    This is a black and white drawing of the Thessalon Union Public Library when it was located in the former Second Methodist Church. This drawing also features a home and the future Zion United Church. The street pictured is Main Street.

    "Methodist Church, Thessalon, Ontario" is inscribed on the upper left of the postcard.

    "Photo by Copeland, Thessalon, Ont" is embossed into this photo vertically on the upper left hand of the photo.

    This is a black and white photo of part of the interior of the Anglican Church of the Redeemer looking from the back right corner towards the front of the church. The pews are decorated with white bows suggesting a special ceremony is scheduled. The pews take up most of ...

The Sault Star, October 7, 1975     This is a newspaper clipping about the Homecoming Weekend of members of the Zion and Little Rapids United Churches "Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the United Church of Canada." The accompanying photo is one of the Milltown Ladies Aid of the Prebyterian church in 1907.

    In the top left corner "Park St. & Main St. N" is printed."

    In the top left corner "Presbyterian Church, C1900, 17 Park Street, Thessalon" is printed.

    In the top left corner "Presbyterian Manse, c1910 226 Main Street N, Thessalon" is printed.

    Notes attached to the photo read "Taken about 1901: First house (see 3 peaks)was J. B. Dobie home, later McGee's-burned later. Across the river was the Bennett home, later the Red Cross Hospital. Frank R. Bridges, then Davies, it burned in 1991. The square building was the High School or ...

    This is a black and white photo of the Ansonia church, taken in April 1966. The church is a wood frame building and the photo shows the two windows on the left side have been partially broken. Two by fours have been propped up against the front doors, presumably to ...