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Joseph Coccimiglio Joseph Coccimiglio ·
A fine 32 Ford Roadster often seen CRUISING QUEEN. Owned by John and Elaine DiMichele. Photographed by Joseph Coccimiglio
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Sharing some more ads from local merchants years ago. Supporting local businesses was important then, and it remains crucial today. Enjoy☺️
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John Dowding John Dowding ·
Here's a little something from 50 years ago. CKCY's top 30 from the week of December 30, 1974!
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
The Christmas of 1920 in Sault Ste. Marie: When navel oranges were a staple in children's stockings & you could buy a hamster squirrel child’s fur coat for $39🍊
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Joseph Coccimiglio Joseph Coccimiglio ·
Introduction of the C4 Corvette in early 1980s Most advanced production car on the planet in those days. Previously owned by Joseph Coccimiglio. Photographed by Joseph Coccimiglio
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Joseph Coccimiglio Joseph Coccimiglio ·
Cruising Queen in the 1970s in an outstanding classic vehicle. Owner - John Dimichele Photographed by Joseph Coccimiglio
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David Helwig David Helwig ·
This unique Christmas music video is 10 years old. I’d never seen it until tonight!
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Wanted to share this page from the Our Lady of Mount Carmel recipe book I have. Simple advice from many years ago. Also sharing the names of the Officers at the time - to see if they're familiar to anyone in this space.☺️
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Hotchkiss Tree Farm - Happy memories and an interersting story of its history in our community
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
About the Gouin Street Arena and the original Soo Senior Greyhounds (from the archives of the Sault's Public Library)
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Mindy Furano Mindy Furano ·
When Davis Clothing store was downtown on Queen. The Davis family was widely loved in Sault Ste. Marie. My great-uncle Arthur worked at Davis before starting his own business, “Montgomery Menswear”
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Mindy Furano Mindy Furano ·
My grandpa Verne’s old Hardware store back in the day. ❤️#VernesHardware
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Sault Museum Sault Museum ·
Celebrating December... 50 years ago! Enjoy these photos from the Sault Museum Archives from December, 1974!
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Some local merchants who advertised in our community many years ago. Does this bring back memories for you?
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Lots of winter memories from this place
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
Fond memories of this little gem in Heyden, long since closed - home cooked meals, and those famous cinnamon buns! Anyone else remember this? 🍽️
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
From our Public Library's archive - When mail arrived in the community by boat until the river froze up, and by dogsled during the winter months
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Sault Museum Sault Museum ·
From the Sault Ste. Marie Museum Archives - Although the most snowfall recorded in one season was 578 cm in 2014-2015, one of the most memorable winter storms in the Sault was December, 1995! Beginning in the evening on Tuesday December 5th, the snow just kept coming. A 43 hour Highway 17N closure followed shortly thereafter and all Air Ontario and Bearskin Airline flights out of Sault Ste. Marie were cancelled. After a brief lull in …
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
I'd love to know more about this photo from our Sault Museum friends❄️
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Anita Beckett Anita Beckett ·
This space is my favourite because I love looking back at tehe history of the Sault, especially the old photos!
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PS Peggy Strum ·
I really enjoy reading articles and seeing all the pictures. I treasure the past.
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Jo Bumbacco Jo Bumbacco ·
It's small pieces of our history like this we can easily save. Even if it may just be someone else's trash. I urge anyone else to make an effort to try and see where it may have ended up. Classic signs has been emailed, hopefully some bit of it can be saved.
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Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
An interesting story about our local history of Ice Harvesting 🧊
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OC Orlino Coccimiglio ·
Gore St good old days
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Jo Bumbacco Jo Bumbacco ·
Since we're talking about snow storms... The winter of 1923 proved to be a record breaker even as the season was coming to an end. A storm on April 7th and 8th of that year saw 30 inches of snow on the ground with drifts reaching 8-10 feet high in the city and even higher in surrounding areas. By that time, the total amount of snow that had fallen for the season reached 105 inches (or almost 9 feet) with the average being 70 inches in …
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