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    This is a black and white photo of Heffernan House. This building was also known as The Moorehouse and later as The Sinton Hotel. The photo shows the building situated on the north west corner with a

George West, The Sault Star, April 1985     The photo caption reads "Doomed hotel at height of blaze." Another article about the fires of Thessalon indicates that the Hotel Sinton Fire occurred April 9, 1985.

    The building measures 20 x 26, the door hardware was created by long time blacksmith Archie Cameron of Dayton, cement floor was poured by Walter Berry and paid for by Council and a senior citizens gr

    Among the collection enclosed in the museum are blacksmith tools, school house memories, a bell, school records, a desk, farm implements, clothing, dishes and much more.

    Phase one covered from the beginning of the farm settlement to the Dingley Tariff Act in 1897 when a tariff was imposed on sawn lumber being imported into the US from Canada. Page two which details t

    This is a clipping from the Sault Star describing the fire that leveled the Rod and Gun Hotel in Iron Bridge, the fire took place on February 15, 1987. Originally built in 1896 as a boarding house by

    This is a black and white photo of the First Presbyterian Church in Thessalon. It is a wood frame building with white wooden siding. The church has arch topped windows that appear to be stained glass

    The home was built in 1897 by Norman McEwan, a brother of William and Andrew McEwan. Notes written by Fanny (Simpson) Johnson say that the house had windows facing all four directions and that the ro