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      Miss Ski Club, part of the Winter Carnival in Terrace Bay in the 1980s.

      This is a photograph of the Winter Carnival in Terrace Bay in the 1980s. The parade is in front of the Recreation Centre on Selkirk Avenue.

      These are photographs from the Terrace Bay Fashion Show at Hotel Terrace, date unknown.

      This is a photograph of a parade walking on Highway 17 through Terrace Bay.

      This is a photograph of a parade marching through Simcoe Plaza in Terrace Bay.

      This is a photograph of an event at the Moose Lodge in Terrace Bay. Some of the people in the photograph are Kennedy, Wally S. + girl, Al Allen + girl, Dolly Sitko, and Arlene D.

      This is a photograph of an event in Terrace Bay. It looks like a ceremony for something.

      This is a photograph of an event in Terrace Bay. It looks like a ceremony for something.

      This is a photograph from a Terrace Bay Horticultural Society event.

      This is a photograph from a Terrace Bay Horticultural Society event.

      This is a photograph from a Terrace Bay Horticultural Society event.

      This is a photograph of the outdoor skating rink at South Camp in 1947.

      This is a photograph of Remembrance Day in Terrace Bay in front of Hotel Terrace (or Birchwood Terrace) without the cenotaph.

      This is a photograph of children showing off their dogs at a Dog Show in Terrace Bay.

      This is a photograph of a Fall Fair in Terrace Bay, possibly one of the very first ones. The date says 1983.

      This is a photograph of an event in Terrace Bay. It looks like a ceremony for something.

      This photograph shows an event most likely at the Terrace Bay Jamboree.

      Santa Clause visited the children of Terrace Bay. In this photograph, Santa Clause is Marvin Steen.

      This is a photograph of a ceremony in Terrace Bay. Reverend Arthur Lavender is sitting in the background.

      This is a photograph of Remembrance Day in Terrace Bay, most likely at the cenotaph's original location at South Camp. Arnold McKechnie places a wreath at the Cenotaph.