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      Hiram Capron died in 1872; his son died in 1875. The articles contained here appear to come from both years. The article about Napoleon III makes reference to his will, which dates it and the other articles from the same newspaper as having been written in 1873 or later. The …

 April 5, 1952     One of the photos shows the old town hall while the other shows the newer North End motel.

      The photograph shows the hospital as it appeared before it was destroyed by fire. The brief note underneath this photo reports what happened when the fire struck.

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, June 9, 1973     This is a newspaper clipping about the closure of the Forestry Prison Farm. The Prison Farm was located at McCreight's Dam north of Thessalon, and was operated by the Ontario Ministry of Corrections. The article outlines what might happen to the buildings following the closure of the prison.

 Nan Rajnovich, The Sault Star, Jan 9, 1973     A photo of the painting of King's Plate winner found in the Searchmont Hotel is shown at the top of the article.

 Grace Rajnovich, The Sault Star, July 23, 1971, p.18     The article reports that the back side of the coupon reads "Hollister Jewell and Co. of Garden River, Ont. Manufacturers of Lumber, Lath and Shingles, and dealers in general merchandise."

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Dec. 10, 1971     The Thessalon Station was located just east of Station Rd south of Hwy 17.

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Circa 1970     This is a newspaper clipping about the life of Mrs. Philomene Wabigwan, her basket making abilities, and how she is passing on this tradition to future generations.

 Richard Plaunt, The Sault Star, June 25, 1975     The pictures show various parts of the company operation with descriptive notes under each picture.

 Margi Turner, The Sault Star, 07-Jan-91, Section B, p.7     This is a clipping describing a major fire in downtown Thessalon that was caused by a faulty chimney located in Davey and Sons Marine in 1991.

      This is a newspaper clipping and photo of the A.E. Dyment home located on River Road in Thessalon, photo year unknown. The article describes the history and unique features of the home from its estate-like early days to more recent years when it was turned into a six unit apartment …

 Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Circa 1982     Notes on the surveyor's map of 1776 shows the Thessalon River and marked buildings as follows, "Dwellings, 1,2,3. Saw Mill, 4. Boarding House, 5.Lighthouse, 6. Wharf, 7."

 Roger Simmons, Almaguin News (Burk's Falls, ON), 2003     This clipping is assumed to be from the Almaguin News, however it is not clear which issue it is from.

 Pembroke Daily Observer, Unknown     This news clipping documents the life of Alfred Gutzman. It specifically focuses on memories of him as an expert ice cream maker and relies on the recollections of his wife, Lena. There are descriptions of life in Petawawa and how it has changed over the years.

      Black and white newspaper clipping with picture of the old industry in Sundridge. The buildings in the image were formerly owned by George Kent of Pevensky.

      Black and white newspaper clipping with text and a picture. The picture is of the wooden Pevensey R. R. #1 Pioneer School. In the picture there are students outside of the school. There are also three adults in the photograph, they may be teachers or parents of the children. On …

      Black and white clipping from a newspaper. The picture is of Joe Cawthra with his horse drawn steam boiler. The image is from approximately 1906. The article is about the history of Burk's Falls and the way things used to be in the town.

 Mrs Carl Price, North Renfrew Times, Unknown     The early history of Renfrew County is traced via the First Post offices and the railway.

 Pembroke Daily Observer, September 29 1958     CUTTING THE RIBBON for the new Deux Rivieres bilingual separate school Sunday afternoon was Rene Houle. Behind Mr. Houle stands Rev. Brown, parish priest. Bilingual School At Deux Rivieres More than 100 interested spectators gathered at Deux ...

      The columns most likely appeared in one of the smaller papers of the Almaguin region. The titles of the 24 clippings are as follows: "Archie Kidd receives national award," "Mondays and January make me think 'I can,'" "Star has name," "Sundridge seniors are a Happy Gang," "Community hymn sing," "Craft …