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    This photograph shows grocery shopping in the early years of Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the L.C.B.O. (liquor store) in Terrace Bay on Simcoe Plaza (the shopping district) in the 1950s.

    This is a photograph of the first bank in Terrace Bay, the Imperial Bank of Canada, located in South Camp. The bank would later be moved to Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay's shopping district.

    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.

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

    This is a photograph of the railroad tracks in Terrace Bay. The railroad station is under construction in this photograph. The building was erected in 1949. Bob Hales was the Station Master. The trai

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

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

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

    Birchwood Terrace was demolished in 2005.

    This is a framed flat object.

    This photograph is part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    This photograph is part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    This photograph is part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    This photograph is part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    This photograph is part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    These photographs are part of the Terrace Bay 1946-67 album.

    Superintendents - Kimberly-Clark Pulp Mills. Front row: (middle three) Gordon Rowlandson - pulp mill, Bernie Smith - Kimberly-Clark staff, Ron Faust - wood preparation. Back row: (fourth from left) C

    These are colour photographs of the 1978 passenger train derailment at Ripple, east of Terrace Bay.

    September 17, 1960 was the official opening of the Trans-Canada Highway from Sault Ste. Marie to the Lakehead.