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    A newspaper clipping about the beginnings of Iron Bridge and some of the first arrivals. It was surveyed in 1876 and the Taits and Tullochs arrived in 1879. The first horses arrived by boat to Thessa

    A newspaper clipping about the pioneers of the area like Robert Sadler, the article tells of the tales his daughter Ruth Chevis knew about her fathers youngest days.

March 28 1952     This is a newspaper clipping about the recollections of early pioneer life in the north shore area as remembered by local pioneer and historian Donald McKay. A head photo of Donald MacKay accompanies

Mary Corbett, The Sault Star, July 24, 1971, p.14     This is a newspaper clipping that shares information about early settlements as described in the book "Our Northern Districts." The book describes settlers arriving with few assets or money, but succ

    This page of articles in found in a personal scrapbook belonging to Mr. Llyod Allen of Iron Bridge.

    Mr. Allens' stone work included Thessalon's Anglican Church of the Redeemer, the O'Connor Block, the foundation of the United Church and the manufacturing of all the bricks for the Maple Ridge School

    "Retired Stone Mason - Herb Allen, formerly of Livingston Creek, now of Thessalon, will celebrate his 86th birthday Monday. Mr. Allen has been a resident of the district for 82 years when he landed a

    A black and white group photo of some of the early pioneers of the area.

    A clipping form the Sault Star regarding the celebration of the 80th birthday of Nelson Allen. Nelson was the third youngest of 15 children born to William and Rebecca Allen and spent his life in Gla

    A clipping from the North Shore Sentinel about the celebration held in honor of the 80th birthday of Nelson Allen which was held at a local restaurant.

    A newspaper clipping about the home built by Mr. and Mrs. Alec Fraser who created their own small bit of Scotland back in Patton Township.

    Beharriell Park on Lake Huron is named after "Burns" Beharriell who died in 1984. The plaque there "commemorates over 30 years of service and public participation in the township of Thompson."