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    Notes on the back of this photo read " Nesterville looking West. Cement bridge over creek - 2 stores, 2nd store Mill's Bros. Merchants, Hwy 17" Additional Note: This photo is also found in the Nester

    This was the second significant fire in just over three months on the Main Street in 1963, on that side of the street. In addition to the loss of the buildings that burned, there was collateral damag

    This fire left 31 people homeless, 17 of them children and was believed to have started in a chimney. Volunteer firefighters and citizens alike helped to try and extinguish the blaze and aid with eva

    The two men who were hurt while trying to assist with the fire were Doug Davies and Roger Coventry. Davues was a citizen who was caught beneath a collapsing wall after the second explosion. Roger Cov

    A typewritten note reads " Taken in 1988"

    This is a black and white photo of an older looking wooden building. The building features a street sign which states that it is a Blacksmiths and Woodwork shop. Torn tarpaper is seen on the side of

    The planing mill was located next to Dyments Mill and lumber yard on the east side of the south end of Main Street.

    The mill was built in 1897 and operated until 1909. It was located on Algoma Street East, with easy access to the government dock. In 1919, it was purchased by Robert Mavor who used the building as a

    Mr. Delhenty contracted polio as a child and lost the use of one of his legs.

    Notes state that this photo was taken in 193? (information torn off) Abe Ansara Block. Edna Wilson.

    Notes read "Grist Mill located beside the Thessalon House later rebuilt as the I.O.O.F. Hall. The grist mill was built about 1917 and ran by Mike McGuire. Ground grain for a very few years. Girl in p

    Bill Phillips Garage, where Gregory Bros are located in 1991. Corner of Huron and Main St

    There are six people standing near the car. These people are, (Left to Right): Lauris Arnio, Fran King (Asam?) Mae Asam, Walter Currie, Al Piche (in the car) and Bert Currie.

    In 1960 "Carpenter" Clifford built a new greenhouse measuring 9' x 30'. At this point the Whitfield's had customers coming from as far away as Blind River and soon the buildings were in need of enlar

    The Thessalon House was the town's first hotel on the corner of Main and Algoma Streets, built circa 1882. It was built for the Dyment Lumber Company. The hotel had two barns and a large shed to acco

    This is a black and white photo of Main Street, Thessalon. These buildings extend down the southwest side of Main Street between Algoma and Dobie Streets.

    Signs on the wall read "Reinhardt's Sterling Ale" and "Reinhardt's Stout"

    The motel was owned by Cecil Nicholson and he ran it until the 70's.

    Handwritten notes on the back of the photo read: "Crane Lumber Co. courtesy of Gerry Somers, 1920"

    A black and white photograph of the main street of Thessalon during the winter of 1922. The photo shows a large snow bank along the street. The façades of various buildings are partially obscured by