Résultats

      Notes indicate that the store to the left between the vehicles was Buchanan Brothers General Store and Millinery.

      Front Row L. to R: Ron Walton, (unknown), (unknown), Max McNalley, Jim Bellerose, Jerry Russ, (unknown), Bob Jackson, Bruce McDermid, Tom Hackford, Leslie Harris, Homer Foster. Back Row: (unknown), Bill Gregory, (unknown), Ernest Creor, Scotty Carson, Pat Cavanagh, (unknown), Ken Coyne, Bill Minion, (unknown), (unknown),(unknown), Ernie Stopes, Stewart Brown, (unknown).

      This is a black and white photo taken of a band marching a Canada Day parade. All the band members are wearing uniforms of dark shoes, white pants, dark long-sleeved jackets, and white front brimmed band hats. The band members are pictured with various band instruments. In the background, on …

      This is a black and white photo of a car covered in decorations, possibly tissue paper. The car was decorated for the July 1st parade. A man and woman stand in front of an unfinished building façade gazing at the car.

      Notes indicate that this photo was taken by Joan Carswell of Powassan, Ontario. The photo shows the Frechette's house, back of the rink that burned in the 1930s, and Thomas Wigg's Livery Carriage and Storage Shed.

      This is a black and white photo of the Thessalon River full of logs moving downstream towards the mouth of the river. The walking bridge can be seen in the distance. Various buildings are visible on either side of the river.

      During the depression, a man named John Hill, delivered bread from this bakery throughout Thessalon via a horse drawn wagon. A truck was used to transport baking to St. Joe Island.