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    This photograph shows a clothing store in Terrace Bay on Simcoe Plaza (the shopping district) most likely from the 1950s. The store is called Sam Bucovetsky Stores Limited.

    The hotel became a senior citizens home in 1973.

    This photograph is of the dedication of the centennial fountain at Centennial Park during the Centennial Celebrations of 1967 in Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the Township of Terrace Bay's float in a parade in 1959. Terrace Bay is known as "the Gem of the North Shore".

    This is a photograph of Remembrance Day with the first cenotaph in Terrace Bay.

    paper-clipped to photograph: Town Office, Row 1, L - R John Ferrier

    This is a photograph of the original Terrace Bay Hospital (later to be named McCausland Hospital) in August 1954.

    This is a photograph of Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay's shopping district, in August 1954. Viewed is Imperial Bank of Canada.

    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 a house being built in the first years of Terrace Bay.

    This photograph shows a house being built in the first years of Terrace Bay.

    This photograph shows a house being built in the first years of Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre taken in July 1969.

    caption: Terrace Bay Public School, Mr. W.F. Colborne, B.A., 1962-1963

    This is a photograph of the original Terrace Bay Public School.

    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 an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is Hydro Dam, the Aguasabon River, the jackladder, the mill, and South Camp, where the mill workers lived.

    This photograph shows an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is the mill, Hydro Dam, and Hayes Lake.