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      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Maplehurst Feb.23, /89 Barrie Ont., simon Dyment, 72 High St., Barrie, Ontario. Eldest son of Nathaniel Dyment.

      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Eldest son of Nat. Simon Dyment Home Barry Ont., Maplehurst. Nathanial Dyment was the owner of Dyment Lumber Co. Thessalon in the late 1880's-1906.

      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Eldest sone of Nat. Simon Dyment Home Barry Ont., Maplehurst Nathanial Dyment was the owner of Dyment Lumber Company of Thessalon, Ontario

      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.

      The Thessalon Public School pictured is still in existence today, and is currently the "Senior Public School."

      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 original drawing reads "Saginaw Mill, Hope Mill, Crane Mill" underneath the drawing. This note suggests that this is a sketch of the local Mill in Thessalon, which changed ownership a number of times.

      This is a newspaper clipping about the first ship docking and loading at the new dock in Thessalon on April 28, 1989. An accompanying photo shows the ship at the Smelter Bay Aggregates cargo dock.