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      St. Francis Xavier burned in 1938. The white church was moved on the ice to Nesterville in the winter of 1915.

      Opening services for this church were held on January 3, 1889, by Reverend Professor Grigg. Around 1900 the Methodist congregation decided they needed a larger church and construction was begun at a site on Main Street. In approximately 1917, after both the Methodists and the Presbyterians had both built large …

      This Alter was removed when Father Panicka was the priest here along with the Assam brothers. There is are no remnants of it left, this would have been in the 1980's.

      This building opened January 25, 1957, as the Assembly of the Brethren. The Thessalon Bible Chapel is currently in a new building, located at 11 Huron St. West.

      This is the fourth incarnation of the Catholic Church in the history of Thessalon. The first Church built was a log cabin built on the same lot. Three other buildings followed, two due to need for more space and one destroyed by fire. The Church was originally named St. Francis …

      Notes indicate that the church was built in 1978-1979.

      Opening services for this church were held on January 3, 1889, by Reverend Professor Grigg. In approximately 1917 after both the Methodists and the Presbyterians had both built large churches, local industry fell on hard times and the two congregations decided to worship together in the Presbyterian Church. This church …

      Handwritten notes on the back of a photo indicate the picture was taken from the roof of one of the hotels on Main Street. The McEwan home was built in 1897 by Norman McEwan, a brother of William and Andrew McEwan. The house had windows facing all four directions. The …

      The Methodist church building was constructed in 1900. It is believed that the building was constructed of locally made bricks from a factory north of Thessalon on Highway 129. The building has also served as a community hall, office building, gym, public school, and art society. This structure was used …

      This is a black and white photo of the area around Park and Main Streets in Thessalon. The photo was taken from some height as the view extends out toward the lake where a large ship is docked at the Mill dock, loading. The Presbyterian Church "Zion on the Rock" …

      This is a black and white photo of the First Presbyterian Church in Thessalon. It is a wood frame building with white wooden siding. The church has arch topped windows that appear to be stained glass and the door matches the window style. A squared turret complete with spire extends …

      This is a black and white photo of the manse for the Presbyterian Church. The manse was located at 226 Main Street North. It is a large two story building with an open porch on both the main floor and the second story. There is a bay window at the …

      This is a black and white photo taken from the east side of Main Street overlooking part of Main Street and River Street beyond that. It shows various important town buildings such as schools and churches.

      Shown are Herb Allen, R. Bailey-Contractor, Fred Jones, Walter Tullock, Eliza Allen - Reverend Tate - (Architect.) Land for the first Anglican Church was purchased on October 16, 1890 on the north side of Algoma St. E. A small church was built on that site. A new property was purchased …

      This church is located on the corner of Main Street and Park street in Thessalon.

      On the back of the postcard are notes handwritten to Mr. St. John. The addressee is Rev. A. St. John. Notes also state that the "postcard was given to library 1990" and "Rev. St. John Methodist Minister 1905-08."

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Sunnyside Women's Institute.

      The Nestorville Catholic Church was originally the Catholic Church of Thessalon. It was sold to the Nestorville congregation when the Thessalon congregation required a larger church. It was brought to the Nestorville site in the winter across the ice, hauled by a horse drawn sleigh. Ownership of the remains of …

      This photo be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nestorville Women's Institute.

      Typed notes affixed to this photo read: "This picture was taken in 1911 showing the footings of the Church of Redeemer (Anglican). The Catholic Church to the far right is St. Francis Xavier."