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    Notes accompanying this photo read: "Dan McDonald, foreman, on right: Stewart Kintrea, Mill foreman and timber scaler fourth from right. Holcombe gristmill in foreground. Home of Thomas Holcombe, fou

    This unmarked and undated photo was located in miscellaneous municipal files and permission was granted to scan this photo to add to our local collection. Based on other photos of this area taken fro

    This unmarked and undated photo was located in miscellaneous municipal files and permission was granted to scan this photo to add to our local collection.

    Mr. Elliott planted scotch pine trees for sale and his first crop were ready for sale for Christmas 1965. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's i

April 5, 1952     One of the photos shows the old town hall while the other shows the newer North End motel.

The Sault Star, Sept 14, 1978     This is a newspaper clipping about the details of the impending construction of a new retail plaza in Thessalon. The photo accompanying the story shows an empty field where the plaza is to be located

Joanne Thompson, The Sault Star, December 29, 1978     This is a newspaper clipping detailing the progress of various construction projects in Thessalon. These projects were undertaken by both the municipal and private sectors in 1978. The article also d

Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Circa 1975     The accompanying photo show a picture of Thessalon senior public school built in 1910. Handwritten notes state the school was built by George P. Sandie.

    This is the longest load ever to leave the Dominion Bridge Company plant in Sault Ste. Marie. Each beam was 100 feet long and the load measured 133 feet in overall length and required an additional m

    The bridge cost $225,000.00 and opened August 7, 1979. Present at the opening were the municipal supervisor from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Gerald Herden, representatives from

    A photo of the Cordukes barn being constructed in 1919. This is one of only two 12 sided barns in Ontario. The photo shows the basic structure as well as the foundation and the board siding being ins

    A photo taken during the construction of the Allen family barn raising in 1934

    This is a color photo showing heavy equipment and men readying the new walking bridge for installation. A zoom boom is visible in the distance.

    This is a color photo of the green walking bridge as it is put in place over the Mississagi River. A zoom boom has a cable attached to one end of the bridge that appears to be most of the way across

Pauline Clark, The Sault Star, November 25, 1999     An article from the Sault Star about the construction of the new recreational bridge in the Village of Iron Bridge. The article describes the installation of the new bridge, where the funds came from

Caroline Van Luit, The Sault Star, November 29, 1999     The bridge was built by Pete Schmitz, and was funded by various sources and much of the work was done by volunteers in addition to the professionals.

    The bridge was built by Pete Schmitz, and was funded by various sources with much of the work done by volunteers in addition to the professionals.

    On hand for the ceremony were representatives from Thessalon, Plummer Additional and Huron Shores.

    Deputy Mayor Velma Hare, Edith Cameron (local author) and Elva Arnill were among those honored to carry the symbolic waters as it passed through Algoma District.

    Notes under the picture read, " Road - Grading with horses 1925. lead team - John Hopper, Pole team - James Owens.