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    Notes indicate that the photo was taken in 1957 and shows the completion of the rebuilt 'N & S' school bridge piers.

    This is the longest load ever to leave the Dominion Bridge Company plant in Sault Ste. Marie. Each beam was 100 feet long and the load measured 133 feet in overall length and required an additional m

    The bridge cost $225,000.00 and opened August 7, 1979. Present at the opening were the municipal supervisor from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Gerald Herden, representatives from

    This black and white photo shows the original "Iron Bridge" that gave the town its name. The photo shows the entire span of the bridge over the river and the river still appears to have ice on it. A

    This is page one of a four page group of text and photos related to Dean Lake located in the Dean Lake history box in the Huron Shores Vault. The four page history of the Dean Lake Bridge discusses w

    This article is found in Scrapbook #2, part of a series of scrapbooks about Dean Lake area and its citizens.

Pauline Clark, The Sault Star, November 25, 1999     An article from the Sault Star about the construction of the new recreational bridge in the Village of Iron Bridge. The article describes the installation of the new bridge, where the funds came from

Caroline Van Luit, The Sault Star, November 29, 1999     The bridge was built by Pete Schmitz, and was funded by various sources and much of the work was done by volunteers in addition to the professionals.

    The bridge was built by Pete Schmitz, and was funded by various sources with much of the work done by volunteers in addition to the professionals.

    This brief piece from "The Standard" details the premature opening ceremony of the bridge in order to forestall rumours of a structural problem. The bridge was in fact passed by the engineers. The Vi

    Deputy Mayor Velma Hare, Edith Cameron (local author) and Elva Arnill were among those honored to carry the symbolic waters as it passed through Algoma District.

    Notes indicate that the walking bridge was taken out by the ice thaw in the spring of 1938.

    This is a black and white photo taken from the south side of the river showing the walking bridge spanning between Dobie and Barbara Streets at the south end of Thessalon. The photo shows spring ice

    This is a sepia photo of a man in what appears to be a gated front yard. He wears dark pants, a white shirt, suspenders, and a homburg style hat. There is a picket fence behind him, as well as the wo

    Notes attached to this photo read: "Picture taken early 1900's. 1. Harry Davidson 2. George Shaw 3. Tom Buchanan. Red Bridge over the Thessalon River." These numbers refer to the homes in the picture

    This is a black and white photo of the remains of the walking bridge which existed between Dobie and Barbara Streets. The bridge was destroyed by the spring ice melt on the river. Several very large

    This is a black and white photo of the remains of the walking bridge after it was destroyed by the spring ice melt in 1938. The photo taken from the south side of the river shows what is left of the

    This is a black and white photo showing a wooden swing bridge across the Thessalon River. This bridge was built to accommodate pedestrian traffic. The photo shows a wooden suspension style bridge nea

    Notes in the Sunnyside Women's Institute, Volume 3, which has a copy of this photo, state that this photo was taken in 1923.

    This is a black and white photo of the Thessalon walking swing bridge. The bridge crosses the Thessalon river. The bridge is constructed of wood and cables. It uses small cut logs for upright support