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    caption: 1958, TOWNSITE CREW, Vic Costa, Lorne McBride, Art Gobeil, Bill Campbell, Bill Kujibiba, J. Speck, Bob Harris, Bill Geiger, Nick Chopty, Art Tanner, Mike Jaremy, Jack Winters, George Rouhiai

    This photograph shows the jackladder on the mill site. The photograph is taken from behind the jackladder and looks out onto the water where the logs for the mill come in.

    This is a photograph of the pulp and paper mill in Terrace Bay when it was called Kimberly-Clark.

    written on photograph: Photo by Terrace Studio, Jackladder, Long Lac Pulp & Paper Co.

    This is a photograph of two of the first houses built in Terrace Bay: numbers 56 and 57 Laurier Avenue.

    This is a photograph of the first police station in Terrace Bay located at South Camp.

    caption: Official opening of new Post Office. Feb. 17/47 Left to right Mr. Cox, B. Donavan, F. Soughton, W. Doran, D. Emerson, R. Williams, E. Cavanaugh

    This photograph shows how the bank looked on the inside in the early years of Terrace Bay.

    Caption: 1946: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH, Townsite & Railroad - running east and west, SHOWS: Highway 17, Pine Cres., Hudson Drive, Laurier

    This photograph shows log booms collecting logs for the mill.

    This photograph shows log booms collecting logs for the mill.

    This is a photograph of the Aguasabon Gorge in Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the outdoor public swimming pool in Terrace Bay when the pool was first constructed in 1963.

    This photograph appears to show the construction of the Mill Road off of Highway 17 (which had not yet been completed).

    This is a photograph of the bridge over the Aguasabon River under construction.

    This photograph shows mill workers working with logs coming in for the mill. The equipment is a jackladder log haul.

    This is a photograph of the shopping district in Terrace Bay known as Simcoe Plaza from the early years. Shown is Waghorn's Pharmacy, Costa's Foodmaster, and Imperial Bank of Canada.

    Birchwood Terrace was demolished in 2005.

    Viewed in the background is the cenotaph.

    handwritten on back: Feb 1946, First drilling where mill is now