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    This is a black and white photo of the J. J. McFadden home west of Thessalon. It is a large two story home with a multi-tiered front lawn consisting of large boulders and grass. This house eventually burnt down due to a chimney fire.

    On the background of the image: "Chas Copeland, Thessalon, ONT" is written. "Annie & Harry Davidson with their children George and Florence" Hand writing indicates the home was built by Harry Davidson prior to 1905.

    This is a black and white photo showing the west end of Huron Street and the Huron Street Bridge. The street is still a dirt road at the time of the photo and several large homes can be seen along the right side of the road. A little girl wearing ...

    This is a black and white photo of the railroad siding that came into Thessalon running north and south parallel to the lake front. This siding appears to be in the area where Dyment Street is now located. This siding may be the line that was first brought into town ...

    This is a black and white photo of a house and a barn set on a hillside. The house is a large brick home with two full stories and a gabled window in the attic. It has a large front porch that is overgrown with ivy. A large frame barn ...

    This is a colour photograph (one of three) showing the Simon Dyment home in Barrie Ontario. This first photo shows a two and a half storey grey coloured home is snow covered and has multiangled roof lines. In the middle of the photo, a covered verandah is visible curving around ...

    This is a colour photograph (two of three) showing another section of the the Simon Dyment home in Barrie Ontario. The two and a half storey grey coloured home is snow covered and has multiangled roof lines. A small section of the main floor covered verandah. To the left of ...

    This is a colour photograph (three of three) showing another section of the the Simon Dyment home in Barrie. The two and a half storey grey coloured home is snow covered and has multiangled roof lines. A covered verandah is visible curving around at least half of the lower floor. ...

    In the top right hand corner of the photograph: "P. Weir's 1960"

    This is a black and white photo of the T. E. Williams house. The house is a large two and a half story structure and has a covered front porch that extends the width of the home, There is a small balcony area over the front porch but there does ...

    This is a black and white photo of a large two story brick home. The home features a large covered front porch and a small railed balcony over the front entrance. The smaller roof that extends over the porch is cedar shake. There is a brick and picket fence along ...

    This is a black and white photo of a two story home on Huron Street west in Thessalon. The home is a wood frame construction with an overhang over the front door that forms the floor of the balcony above. It appears the balcony could be accessed via a door ...

    A faded black and white photograph of an unidentified woman and child. They are pictured in the backyard of a home, with a large house visible in the right portion the photo. The woman is wearing a dark coloured skirt and a white top, and is holding a young girl ...

    On the back of the photo, "Mame Clark, Schultz"

    A black and white group photograph of five children. The group is made up of four older boys and one young female toddler. The toddler is being held up by two of the boys. Part of an unidentified house can be seen behind the children.

    This is a black and white photo showing the home built by Robert McCreight on the family farm. The building is two stories with a front porch.

    This is a black and white photo of a single story home on the Weirsville Farm. The building appears to be sided with tar paper. In the photograph you can see two windows, an entrance way, and an attic vent.

    This is a black and white photo showing a two story house with an attic gable. The home appears to be newly constructed, as the foundation is still partly exposed and there is only sand sloped toward the front door to gain entrance. There is a split rail fence showing ...

    The photograph was taken at the Ray family farm, Thessalon, in October, 1950. The occasion was the gathering of the children of Mary Brown Ray, deceased on 10 Oct, 1950, for her funeral. Pictured left to right are children, Samuel James (Jim) Ray (1895-1953), Mary (Minnie) Ray Sutton (1897-1991), Richard ...

    This is a black and white photo of the original Rowan farm house on Lot 15. The home was a wood frame two story building with what appear to be two fireplace chimneys, one at either end of the house. There are mature trees to either side of the home ...