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      A black and white school photograph of Gene Sandie (Smith). This photo was taken when Gene was in grade 12. She is pictured wearing a dark coloured dress and a string of pearls.

      Maraget Walker eventually married Lou Sutton.

      There is a small rip in the bottom portion of this photo.

      A portrait photograph of G. B. Nicholson, who was a Member of Parliament for East Algoma. Mr. Nicholson is pictured in a suit, a patterned tie, and a white dress shirt.

      George Madden was the father of Edith Thomson. Edith married Jack Thomson.

      On the back of the photo, "With love from us to you all. Mary and Gertude New. Children of Caleb and Mrs New of Thessalon." is written in black ink. Note: Another copy of this photo found in the Gardiner/Allen Family scrapbook in Iron Bridge includes the following information: Gertrude …

      On the back of the photo, "To Miss McCall. With Best Wishes. Clara"

      This photograph is in poor condition, and it appears as though a portion of it has been ripped and reattached with glue.

      The man sitting is Charles Fredrick Rothera. Charles served during the First World War, and was part of regiment 227 at the beginning of the war. He later changed to the 119th regiment. One of the other men in the photo is Bert Evans.

      The regalia the men are wearing may be related to the masons, however this has not been confirmed.

      Front Row: Irene Chalut, Pauline Charlebois, Nelson Joseph Chalut, Bernadette (Charlebois) Chalut. Back Row: Louise Chalut, Sam LaPierre, Father Bruno, Louis Chalut, and Captain Andrew Charlebois

      Notes indicate that Mrs. Fletcher was formerly a Gagnon.

      W. A. Bridge was born October 5, 1868 and died June 18, 1951. He was the Mayor of Thessalon from 1919 to 1923.

      Black and white photograph of the Madigan Family. This photograph appear to have been taken on a farm. There are eight children of various ages in the picture. There is a dog standing in front of the children.

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Sunnyside Women's Institute. Mrs. MacLean was born Oct. 26, 1885 and died at the age of 72.

      J.B. Morgan is credited with providing not only a sustainable economic base to the area, but for introducing some of the most modern farming equipment, livestock strains, and crop developments to the local agricultural community, while operating his farm in the 1960s.

      This is a black and white portrait photograph of Mr. J. D. Morgan. He was the son of Mr. J. B. Morgan. He was part of the management of Midway Lumber.

      Notes on the back of this photo read, "Donated by Orville Beadle, Lizzie Kirby. Born 08/June 1866, is wife of Henry Kirby sawyer, 1901 census." This is the only photograph with W. W. Bennett - Photographer marked on it. He was the first photographer in Thessalon, circa 1880.

      The written description accompanying this photo states that "Sgt. W. T. Walker was recently awarded the handsome British Empire medal through the mails since he was unable to attend the investiture in person." This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      Black and white photograph of a large group of men group in what appears to be a lumber camp of some sorts. The group is divided into three rows. Behind them are two buildings with snow on the roofs. On the ground there's snow.