Schools

    Written information underneath this photo states that "Ken Allan is one of three Sault students who received a four year scholarship awarded by Algoma Steel Corporation in 1948". The other people in

    Notations with this photo state that Miss Gavin was a 17 year old from Thessalon who attended Sir James Dunn School. Notes also indicate that having achieved the highest standing in the Grade 12 hist

    The book being presented is a Centennial History of the Women`s Institutes of Ontario. It was to become part of the school library collection. One of the students is Danielle Conway (looking towards

    The photographer Brent Rankin is the owner of the local newspaper. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

    This is a black and white photo taken on Main Street, Thessalon circa 1902. Several shops are featured in the photo such as J. Mutchmore & Co., J. H. Glanville, the Post Office, T. Buchanan, Dobie &

    Notes beside this photograph state that "a new meeting house was build in North Livingstone " in 1922 and that "In July 1962, an extension was needed and Sunday School rooms were built onto the back

    Notes found with this photo state that the log constructed school was built around 1884 or 1885 and could hold twenty to twenty-five pupils. The notation also states that the school served the commun

    Notes adjacent to this photo state the school was built in 1911 and that over the years it contained a "full size basement and furnace and other modern conveniences, the latest of which is electricit

    This school operated for forty-nine years until its closure in 1960. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute. A list of the teachers who

    Thomas Hotchkiss and his wife Sarah (Featherstone) are pictured. Their daughter Laura, married Frank Bennett, and owned the Hardware Store in Thessalon. Sarah, married Edward White, and operated the

    Front Row left to right: Susan Gay Gillespie, Jeanie Hoover, Penny Cork, Valerie Boyer, Ellen Goodmurphy, Kathleen Gavin. Back Row: Winona Feighan, Mary Cameron, Lynne Minion, Erin Bird, Lily Valique

    This is a black and white photo of Thessalon somewhere between 1900 and 1900. The wooden church on the near built on the rock was the Presbyterian Church. The three buildings on Main Street were (lef

    This is a black and white photo of school children and adults lining the street waiting for what is most likely the arrival of a parade. The children hold Union Jack flags and the Bluebird Restaurant

    An accompanying note states, "Pupils at Ansonia School S. S. No.3, Lefroy. Original Log School Building in Background." This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Sunnyside Wome

    Pictured: Back row: Myra McPhee, Cliff Lobban, Margaret Acheson, Jimmie, Seabrooks, Marjorie Hopper, Emma Bigelow, Ernie Bigelow, Lawson Lundy. Centre Row: Ivan Lundy, Lillian Pike, Jim Lundy, Glenna

    Pictured: Back Row L to R. Wilfred Owens, Stan MacLean, Alex Lobban, Chester MacLean, Emma Bigelow, May McKenzie. Middle Row - Bruce McKenzie, Bert Acheson, Hughie McPhee, Gordon Lobban, Mary Bigelow

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Sunnyside Women's Institute.

    Pictured: Standing - Left to right: Back row, Don McPhee, John McPhee, Ruth Owens, Doreen McKenzie, Ethel King, Ann Thorkleson. Front row, standing: George King, Sammy Pringle, Floyd Wardell, Malcom