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      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute. The beginnings of Nestorville are as follows: In 1905 Frank Nestor was scanning MacBeth Bay looking for a site to build a sawmill and he knew he had found it. When in 1907 he attempted …

      Pictured: Back Row: (left to right), Fred Jones, Jessie Bell, Alonzo Pike, Lila Jack, Charles Hopper, Miss Henry (teacher, Cind Hopper, Eveline Pike, Jennie Stewart. Second Row: Olive Sterwart, Bertha Pollard,Jessie flanagan, Nellie Bell, Charles McCrea, Stewart King,Roy Mann, Roy Hamilton, Fred Hopper, Albert King, William King. Third Row: Mary …

      The original Weir home was later removed from the property by Ray Elliott. During this removal process it was found that the home was built with heavy timbers that had been mortised together. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      Signage on the building reads: "Sandie's Service Station, with a smaller sign on the front that says "We Charge Batteries."

      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 flows on the river and the original wooden pilings that were the support structure …

      Notes state that this photo was taken in 193? (information torn off) Abe Ansara Block. Edna Wilson.

      Notes attached to this photo state: Rock cut by Thessalon Beach,Work done during the depression, "Dirty Thirties" The men were paid .69 a day. Some of the men who worked are: Bob Turner, Bill Turner, Tom Webb, Herman King, Bill Minion, George Stewart and many others."

      The notes on the photo state: "Allie Leclair's Air Sleigh used in the 1930's." This sleigh was invented by Allie Leclair in the early 1930s using a sleigh, propellers and a Model A car engine. He reportedly used the sleigh to deliver mail to Norman MacKay on Cockburn Island and …

      The typewritten notes read, "Rock Camp by the Thessalon Beach. Work done during the Depression "Dirty Thirties". The men were paid .69 a day. Some of the men who worked on this project are: Bob Turner, Bill Turner, Tom Webb, Herman King, Bill Minion, George Stewart and many others."

      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 photo of a log jam in the Thessalon River. It shows many men attempting to break up the jam with cant hooks and poles. In the background several buildings can be seen including the back of Tom Wiggs Livery Barns, the local rink, and Tom White's residence. …

      Pictured: Back Row: Cliff Lobban, Bert Acheson, Don Lobban, Hughie McPhee, Bruce McKenzie, Chester MacLean, Mary Bigelow, Jean McLean. Front Row: Glenn Lobban, Emma Bigelow, Marjorie Hopper, Beth Lundy. Middle Row, Lawson Lundy, John McLean, Ernie Bigelow, Mabel Pike, Myra McPhee, Margaret Acheson, Frances Owens." This photo can be found …

      The Bluebird Restaurant was located next to the barbershop in Thessalon.

      This is a black and white photo of the front counter of the People's Meat Market. On the counter there are three portions of meat. Behind the counter there are shelves and a cash register.

      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 wooden walking bridge that crossed the Thessalon River. There …

      Signs on the wall read "Reinhardt's Sterling Ale" and "Reinhardt's Stout"

      Front Row: (Left to Right) Gerald Thomson, Bert Thomson, Lloyd Gibson, Jim Kinch, Ed Burk, Peter King. Second Row: (Left to Right) Charlie McAnsh, Bailey Brown, Wilmuir Jones, Paul Asam, Dr. N.C. Smith - Coach, Gordon Abbott, Doug McCrea, Bill Keetch, Sandy Gibson, Harold Foster.

      Mr. Miner was "World Famous" due to his work with banding birds. He moved to Canada in 1878 and established a bird sanctuary in 1904 on his farm in Kingsville. He banded more than 50,000 ducks between 1910 and 1915, and made the first complete banding records of North American …

      Front: (Left to Right) Jerry Thomson, Bert Thomson, Lloyd Gibson, Jim Kinch, Ed Burk, Pete King. Back: (Left to Right) Harry McAnsh, Bailey Brown, Wilmur Jones, Paul Asam, Dr. N.C. Smith, Gordon Abbott, Doug McCrea, Bill Keetch, Sandy Gibson, Harold Foster.