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      This is a black and white photo of the south end of Thessalon's main street. The photo shows D.A. McKiggan's Boot and Shoe Store and the People's Meat Market. The photo appears to have been taken in the winter or spring as there is still snow on the road.

      This is a black and white photo of the downtown area of Main Street, Thessalon. A sign for a Hardware Store and Supplies can be seen on the right. The large two story building with the fancy gingerbread trim on the left is The Queens Hotel. There are several people …

      Notes indicate that the Ojibway Tea Room was next to Burk`s Garage and that it was run by Vern(Patterson) Wilson and then Evelyn(Bridge) Burk. Next to the Tea Room was Samuel Cole`s grocery store. Burk`s garage is noted to have burned in 1939. The gas station on the right was …

      This is a colourized photo that appears to have been taken from a postcard. It shows part of the Main Street, Thessalon. Easily seen are signs for Bridge Brothers, and McCarty`s Drug store. There are a number of people and wagons on the street. The exact date of this photo …

      This is a black and white photo of part of the east side of Main Street, in winter. Shown is the Bluebird Restaurant, the Empire Theater and Delhenty`s Barber Shop. The buildings are partially obscured by a huge snow bank.

      This is a black and white photo of the south end of Thessalon's main street in the late 1940s. On the west side of the street you can see Simpson's, a Tea Room, and a delivery truck unloading crates in front of a store. There appears to be construction of …

      This is a colorized photo of the Main Street of Thessalon, circa 1950. The view is looking south toward Lake Huron. There are many buildings and cars on the street and it appears to be fall or spring as the trees are almost bare.

      This is a colourized photo of the west side of the Main Street of Thessalon, circa 1910. There are many people lining both sides of the street and walking along the street. The crowds are suggestive of a special event, perhaps a parade. Everyone appears to be dressed up. The …

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

      The original Empire Theater was constructed between 1915-1916 and was owned and operated by D.J. Sandie. The "Wonderland Theatre" was located on the second floor. The attached building held the Canadian Imperial Bank and Kinches Menswear, and the Masonic Lodge. When the original theater was deemed too small construction began …

      This is a black and white photoof the east side of Main Street Thessalon in winter. Shown is the Bluebird Restaurant, the People`s Market, and Allie Leclair`s Garage with his residence above. There are massive snow banks piled up along the street reaching almost to the second story balcony next …

      This is a colourized photo showing the east side of downtown Main Street of Thessalon. The street is lined with multiple buildings and businesses. The majority of the buildings are two story and the street is lined with hydro poles and wires. In the distance, three smoke stacks rise in …

      This is a black and white photo of Main Street, Thessalon. These buildings extend down the southwest side of Main Street between Algoma and Dobie Streets.

      This is a black and white photo of Bird Electric and Refrigeration on the main street in Thessalon. This two storey building extends back from the street some distance. Bird's Electric was located next to the Thessalon Arena on the west side of Main Street.

      This is a black and white winter photo of Main Street, showing snow covered streets and sidewalks. The sign for the O'Connor Hotel and May's Tea Room can be seen on the east side of the street. There are two cars seen further down the next block but there are …

      This is a black and white summer photo of the Main Street of Thessalon looking North. On the left side of the street the sign for the Savoy Café can be seen as well as the Heffernan House (hotel) on the north west corner of Huron. On the right the …

      This is a colourized photo of the west side of Thessalon's Main Street. The street is still dirt and boardwalks can be along the left side. There are various groups of people, sitting and standing along the street. A horse-drawn wagon can be seen on the right.

      This is a partially colourized photo of the southwest side of the Main Street in Thessalon taken in 1905. A series of nine buildings stretch across the photo. A horse and buggy can be seen on the side of the street near a pile of cut logs. A number of …

      This is a black and white photo of downtown Thessalon's Main Street circa 1935. Many businesses can be seen on both sides of the street and a variety of vehicles are parked along the length of the street.

      Notes below this photo read: "Thessalon's first Dime Store 1938-39 was owned by H.C.Jackson, (21st Mayor of Thessalon 1942-46). International Harvester was owned by Ralph McKay. In 1991 Sears is in this store. The house next door was Dr. Sproules home and office."