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    The Asam Basket Factory existed from 1920 to 1936. The factory employed about 18 people when it opened and the factory produced various baskets and crates. This was done on a piece work basis, with a

    Note state: Letts Bush Camp. Logs cut for Thessalon Lumber company early 1900's.

    This foundry is believed to have been located north of the Shaw Mill on Main Street, Thessalon.

    Kneeling. L.to R. Clifford Boyer, Ed Lewis, Sam Lawrence, Shannon Asam, Louis McLeod. Middle Row: Bill Coyne, Paul Asam, Eager Boyer, Archie Clinton, Mrs. Harvey Lewis, Aileen Gagnon, Azelda Dunn. Ba

    The note with the photo states: "This picture was taken in Thessalon but not able to have place or persons identified. If you know let the librarian know."

    A black and white photograph of a group of men wearing work clothes. There are twenty men in the group, two of whom are holding shovels. A bucket is also sitting amongst the men. It is not clear wher

    The typewritten notes read, "Rock Camp by the Thessalon Beach. Work done during the Depression "Dirty Thirties". The men were paid .69 a day. Some of the men who worked on this project are: Bob Turne

    This is a black and white photo of eleven men inside a tent at a lumber camp. The men are lined up one behind the other in front of a table with food dishes on it. All the men appear to be wearing lo