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    First Row: (Left to Right) Red Piche, Earl St. John, Morris Driver, Cliff Boyer, Pokey Giguere, Eager Boyer, Ken Mills. Back Row: Jim Cavanaugh, Lloyd Beveridge, Don Thomson, Jerry Somers, Jack Cavan

    First Row (Left to Right) Wilfred St. John, Tom Wiggs, George Trevalyan, Ashler Kerr, Bob MacNee, Boots Harvey, Clod McKay, Frank Clement, David King, Walter McGuire, George Pinder, Tom Dodds, Tom Sa

    Front Row: (Left to Right) Gerald Thomson, Bert Thomson, Lloyd Gibson, Jim Kinch, Ed Burk, Peter King. Second Row: (Left to Right) Charlie McAnsh, Bailey Brown, Wilmuir Jones, Paul Asam, Dr. N.C. Smi

    Sitting: (Left to Right) Mascot- F. St. John, Louis Bellerose, M. Purdy. Standing: Captain - L. Lasarge, Manager - Gerald Vassair, Paul Lasarge, War. King L.D.

    This is a black and white photo of Ed Piche tending goal at the Thessalon outdoor arena. He is wearing goalie pads, gloves, and a baseball cap. The partial shelter at the outdoor arena can be seen be

    Mr. Town was originally from Orillia, Ontario and came to Thessalon in 1903. He was a business partner of J. A. Dobie. When Mr. Dobie retired J. Town took over the business and ran it as J. Town and

    This black and white photo of Fred Cullis (left) and Bernard Ruddy (right) and their catch. This appears to be a formal portrait given the background and framing. The two gentleman wear boots, hats,

    This black and white photo appears to have been taken by a professional photographer with the men posed with their 'kill'. The men are dressed in suits, ties, and bowler hats. Five men are seated in

    W. A. Bridge was born October 5, 1868 and died June 18, 1951. He was the Mayor of Thessalon from 1919 to 1923.

    Mrs. Laderoult was born and raised in Nesterville and she is the daughter of John McFarling. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

    This is a black and white photo of one man, possibly James Owen, standing on top of a hay wagon hitched to a team of horses. He is holding either a pitch fork or a hay rake as he moves the hay on the

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

    Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother) speaking to George Giguere (centre airman) on one of her inspection tours of the R.C.A.F. in England. George was heard in Canada "a few weeks ago" when he spoke over th

    Writing on the rear of the photo indicates that the photo was donated to the Library by granddaughters of Mr. Frechette.

    Seated (Left to Right): Vice President-Gene Biondi, Treasurer-William McDonald, 2nd Vice-President-Hubert Morgan. Standing (Left to Right): Lew Sutton, Leonard Trivers, Ralph MacKay, John B. Morgan,

    In the back row, left to right are Robert Gray, Robert McAlpine, John Clinton, W.A. Bridges, George Shaw and Carney Hagan. In the front row, left to right, are Bill Glanville, Archie Gray, Harry West

    While this photo is dated 1890's, local historian J.D. MacDonald reports that Towell's crew worked for Dyment Lumber in the Kirkwood Forest from approximately 1902-1908 in a camp located about one mi

    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."

    Dr. Armstrong, Mr. Munro, Mr. McNichol are in this photo. However, the other men are unidentified.

    Only the following men have been identified: Egerton Lovering (Teacher -Judge), L. Corner, Rev. H. Lovering (Methodist Minister), R. Corner, Norman Houghton - Under H. Lovering. Dudgeon (without hat)