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      Notes indicate that this photo is of Earl St. John and Morris Driver, Morris with the hockey stick and Earl on his left . Both men were members of the Thessalon Eagles hockey team in the 1938-1939 season.

      Shown (Left to Right): Front Row : Fronna Boyer, Mrs. Alma Abbott, and Gail Russ. Second Row: Margaret Gregory, Rosemarie Bellerose, Donalda Belisle, Barbara Towne, and Marie Belisle. Third Row: Melvina Fox, Alice Soucie, Georgina Patement, Rhona Currie and Audrey Beaton.

      Morris Driver played left wing for the Thessalon Eagles.

      This is a black and white photo of Thessalon's outdoor arena in the 1940s. There are eight players on the ice, wearing various hockey style shirts. Spectators surround the rink, some standing in the covered shelter shown behind the goalie. Some younger boys are stretched out on a snow bank …

      This is a black and white photo of the outdoor Thessalon Rink with seven players on the ice. In the background you can see part of several buildings and spectators around the rink, some in the covered shelter by rink side and some standing in the open at the end …

      Front Row: (Left to Right) Gerald Thomson, Bert Thomson, Lloyd Gibson, Jim Kinch, Ed Burk, Peter King. Second Row: (Left to Right) Charlie McAnsh, Bailey Brown, Wilmuir Jones, Paul Asam, Dr. N.C. Smith - Coach, Gordon Abbott, Doug McCrea, Bill Keetch, Sandy Gibson, Harold Foster.

      This is a black and white photo of the outdoor Thessalon arena. There are five boys playing hockey on the ice.

      This is a black and white photo of the outdoor Thessalon arena. The boards and outpost buildings are all made of wood. There are five boys playing hockey on the ice.

      Shown Front Row (Left to Right) are: Joe Rogers, Lloyd Boyer, Gordie Gregory, Stubby Lewis, Jack Barlow, Jack Hill, Ken Mills, Carl Moore. Second Row: (Left to Right) Al Moore, Grant Hill, Jim King, Glen Driver, Max McKay, H.Foster, Buddy Abbott, Fern Deschamp and Doug McRae.

      Shown are from left to right: Dr. N.C. Smith, Gerald Schultz, Bode Sproule, Orville Beadle.

      Notes indicate that during the late 1800s and early 190's sulky racing was very popular with many local and farm people in the area.

      Pictured: Loran Luscombe (Coulter), George Luscombe, Ollie Fleron (Taylor), Mrs. Clarence Shaw, Waddy Mills (Orville), Editor of the Algoma Advocate: John Herne, Dr. W.B.Sproule, Dan McKay, E.D. (Doc) Mills.

      This is a black and white photo taken of a group of middle aged people at what appears to be a lawn bowling facility. Seven adults, four women in short sleeved knee-length dresses and three men in period casual wear, stand in front of a small wooden building with covered …

      This is a black and white photo taken sometime between 1930 and 1950, showing some of the Thessalon Lawn Bowlers. The bowling club was situated near Government Road and Federation Street.

      This black and white photo of Fred Cullis (left) and Bernard Ruddy (right) and their catch. This appears to be a formal portrait given the background and framing. The two gentleman wear boots, hats, scarves, sport coats and vests. There is an extensive string of fish hung in front of …

      This is a black and white photo showing six freshly caught deer hanging from a wood post. The hunters have left their rifles standing in a teepee like shape below the deer.

      This is a black and white photo of two very large strings of what are noted to be `Thessalon Speckled Beauties``. The photo shows nothing but the fish on two wires or lines staged against a concrete wall.

      This black and white photo appears to have been taken by a professional photographer with the men posed with their 'kill'. The men are dressed in suits, ties, and bowler hats. Five men are seated in front of 9 hanging deer carcasses and one more lies at their feet with …

      This is a black and white reproduction of a newspaper article and accompanying photograph. The photo shows Nathanial and Albert Dyment with their prize winning race horse Thessalon. The article tells how Nathanial Dyment arrived in Canada, felled and sold his first pine tree at the age of 16 and …

      Shown (Left to Right) Front Row: George King , Fred Shaw. Second Row: Dr. W. J. Rutherford (Manager), Alex McKay, John Glanville (President) Back Row: Fred Cullis, Bill Gillespie, Alfred Shaw, and Norman McKay.