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      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.

      A pencilled caption under this photo states this is Private Ray Allen. Another caption at the top of the page where this photo is found states "World War 2, 1939-1945." This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      George Weir returned from World War I in 1919 to take over the family farm. He married Alice Ingram. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      The back row is George Philips and John Philips. The middle row is Emma, Mary, Bill, and an unknown Philips. In the front row is Nelson Philips.

      Mr. And Mrs. Weir originally were from Lanocshire, Scotland and resided in Hagersville prior to moving to the Livingstone Creek area in 1878. They resided on the farm for approximately 30 years and raised a family of four. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the …

      Mr. and Mrs. Campbell arrived in the Thessalon area from Owen Sound by boat. Their first home in Canada had been in Annon, seven miles from Owen Sound. They purchased what would become the Campbell family farm near Thessalon in 1894. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History …

      Black and white studio photograph of couple Clara North and Johnny Lloyd. Johnny is seated on the left, and is wearing a dark three piece suite with a tie. On the right is Clara. She is also seated, but in a lower chair. She is wearing a dark jumper with …

      Black and white portrait photograph of Nettie Montgomery. She is wearing a white dress and holding a straw hat in one hand. Her other hand is on a short pillar or, perhaps, fountain. Behind her is a screen of the inside of a Victorian home.

      Black and white portrait photograph,of the infant Mabel Sands. She is sitting a wooden and leather bench with elaborate wood border on the chair. The little white dress she is wearing looks very nice on her.

      Seated L to R.: Ted Bridge, Grandma Bridge,Lizzie Wells. Standing: William Bridge, George Bridge, (Boat Captain - Soo ), Harry Bridge - Barber - Soo) Ted and William owned Bridge Bros. Hardware - Thessalon.

      Thomas Hotchkiss and his wife Sarah (Featherstone) are pictured. Their daughter Laura, married Frank Bennett, and owned the Hardware Store in Thessalon. Sarah, married Edward White, and operated the Grocery Store in Thessalon where Clinton's Store was. Mary married Clark Reynolds, and ran the General Store in Portlock. Their sons …

      Pictured: First Row Left to Right: Abbie Millar, Cap Bird. Middle Row: Ernest Millar, Maggie (Mrs. Percy King), Sara Bird (Boast). Third Row: Flossie (Mrs. Jack Hill Sr.), Alfred Bird.

      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.

      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.

      Black and white photograph of a boy. He is wearing a uniform-type suit. He is standing on a wooden chair. Behind him is a drop sheet with a stormy beach.

      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.

      This is a black and white portrait of Miss Fanny Birch who was a teacher at the Little Rapids School between 1903 and 1905. The photo shows Miss Birch in a high necked blouse and she wears small round glasses. Her hair is in a Gibson girl style with what …

      This is a black and white photo of Miss McDonald who was the first teacher at the Alma Heights School. Miss McDonald wears a white blouse with a ruffled neckline and a black silk scarf with a jeweled pin.