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

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

      This is a black and white photo of the Grey and Simcoe Foresters Regiment on parade in Thessalon on August 2nd, 1941. The regiment is shown in full uniform on Main Street directly in front of the O'Connor Hotel. The soldiers are carrying firearms and rucksacks. The local bakery can …

      Shown are : (Left to Right) Earl Horne, Herman Driver, Charlie Brown, Jim Parr, Jim Stewart, and Joe Abbott.

      Notes attached to this photo read: "The Burke Home, Mr. Burke was a banker and garage man, 1989 it is the Begg's Funeral Home and Private home."

      This is a black and white ink sketch of the east side of Thessalon's Main Street in the early 1920s. It shows a series of two-story buildings including the Imperial Bank of Canada and the People's Meat Market. the illustrator is Barbara Halyk.

      This is a black and white ink sketch of the Queen's Royal Hotel, Thessalon, built in 1887. The sketch depicts the long two-story hotel with a covered porch around the building, There are also two small second floor balconies.

      The buildings are located on Highway 17 west on the north side at the edge of Thessalon.

      This is a black and photo of a military convoy on the main street of Thessalon. There is a long convoy of trucks lining the street, and several men stand in the street in various uniforms. Some wear long overcoats, some have on helmets, and one wears a peaked air …

      This is a black and white photo of a military convoy on Main Street, Thessalon. Many people are lining the street to watch the trucks go through. On the left side of the street you can see the O'Connor Hotel and the sign for the Thessalon Bowling Alley.

      There are six people standing near the car. These people are, (Left to Right): Lauris Arnio, Fran King (Asam?) Mae Asam, Walter Currie, Al Piche (in the car) and Bert Currie.

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

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

      This is a black and white photo of a building that served as Fire hall, Town Office, Courthouse, and Library all in one. It is a two story brick building situated on a corner of Main Street and Lorne Street. Double doors exiting onto the side street indicate it is …

      A home may have belonged to Aubry Shaw (date unknown) and was located on Water St. by the Thessalon River.

      This is a colour photo of the Main Street Thessalon showing a banner advertising the celebration of their centennial in 1992.

      This is a colour photo of the Community Health Centre on Main Street. It is a one story brick building that houses local physicians including: general practitioners, chiropractors, and optometrists.