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    These photographs show different events in Terrace Bay, most likely from the Terrace Bay Jamboree.

    This photograph appears to be children making and selling seashell jewelery.

    Most likely at the Terrace Bay Jamboree.

    Most likely at the Terrace Bay Jamboree.

    This is a photograph of a three-legged race at an event in Terrace Bay.

    This is a photograph of the outdoor skating rink at South Camp in 1947.

    This is a photograph of Remembrance Day in Terrace Bay in front of Hotel Terrace (or Birchwood Terrace) without the cenotaph.

    captions: Remembrance Day at the Terrace Bay Community Cenotaph Terrace Bay residents remember…

    caption: MEMBERS of the armed services attended the dedication ceremony for the new cenotaph at Terrace Bay.

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

    Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club in Terrace Bay: Joe Wig, Elizabeth McLeod, and John Ferrier.

    Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club: Ted and Tina Young, Elizabeth and Hector McLeod, Addie and Roger Beaulieu, and Isabel and John Ferrier.

    Jim Bradley (Tour Foreman), Eli Salesse (Machine Tender), and George Morar (Back Tender), keep close control on the sheet as it travels along the machine.

    This is a photograph of the O.P.P. Mascot- a black bear cub.

    This photograph is part of the LSHS Terrace Bay Mill Photographs [Local History] album.

    This is a black and white photograph of the Canadian Citizenship Meeting (Immigration) in Terrace Bay in the 1950s. The families are the Hamanns, the Schushenflugs, and the Deutchers.

    This appears to be a photograph of the wood shop room in the high school in Terrace Bay. The man appears to be the wood shop teacher.

    This appears to be a photograph of the wood shop room in the high school in Terrace Bay. The man appears to be the wood shop teacher. The students observe.

    This is a black and white photograph of a social gathering at Hotel Terrace. Men are dressed as women.

    This is a black and white photograph of a social gathering at Hotel Terrace. Men are dressed as women.