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    This is a black and white photo showing the Thessalon Government dock in 1930 with various ships docked or in the near vicinity of the dock. There are four or five different types of vessels seen in

    This is a black and white photo of a boat docked at the Thessalon Fish Dock in 1920. The entire boat is covered in ice, including the mooring lines that keep it near the dock. Two wood frame building

    Notes indicate that the original dock was constructed of wood that was then replaced in later years by cement. At the time there were few roads so people often took the ships to travel to Sault Ste.

    A steamship, also called the Norgoma was built at Collingwood shipyards in 1950.

    Notes indicate that Samuel and David Cole (father and son) of Thessalon Ontario purchased logs and sold them to an American Company, shipping the logs from Thessalon.

    In the early 1900's Government Dock was the site of many events. There were passenger boats checking in twice a week (The Caribou and the Manitou) on their way from Owen Sound and Michipiocoten on La

    This is a black and white photo of two ships moored at the Thessalon Government dock. The photo appears to have been taken in early spring as the ice is receding from the shoreline. The name of one s

    The fish dock was located at the bottom of Barbara Street, at Lake Huron.

    This is a sepia photograph showing two large passenger steam ships, docked at the Thessalon Government dock in 1906. The photo shows passengers walking along the dock, to and from the ships moored th

    This is a black and white photo of a one story wood frame structure, at the fish dock. There are wooden crates stacked against the building and on the other side of the dock. A delivery truck from th