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TA Trudi Aikens ·
Here's a photo from one of the stories of the building now housing the Algoma Conservatory of Music at the bottom of Huron Street. Mill employees had not been paid and let their frustrations be known at the Administration Building of the paper mill. I don't think a single pane of glass survived.
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
Here's a photo from the early 1900's of the building now housing the Algoma Conservatory of Music at the bottom of Huron Street. I knew it as the Admin Bldg for the paper mill. Lots of stories around that building. In this pictures timeframe, the road went further down to the power generation plant - unlike the big wall and plant that exist there now.
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 Darren Taylor Darren Taylor ·
IDA at the corner of Queen and Bruce. Nice to see the building repurposed. I remember it as the Davis Clothing building. It was a place to buy trendy 'cool' clothing back in the day.
IDA at corner of Queen and Bruce.
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
One more from the archives - lots of places to shop downtown.
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
From the archives - Elgin and Queen. With all the hustle and bustle on Queen Street - a trip downtown must have been an adventure!
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 Anita Beckett Anita Beckett ·
Despite being so controversial back when they played the Sault in 1980, they recently returned for their 50th anniversary show at the Machine Shop.
Teenage Head - The Sault Star Sault St. Marie· Wednesday, June 04, 1980
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 Elise Nelson Elise Nelson ·
New museum project looks back at Sault's neighbourhoods Community Stories: Our Neighbourhoods will take a look back at the neighbourhoods that shaped Sault Ste. Marie 🖼️
www.sootoday.com
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 Elise Nelson Elise Nelson ·
REMEMBER THIS? That time a guy named Steve moved to town Steve Ballantine moved up north to the Sault from the GTA in 1988 and enriched the local theatre and arts community 🎭
www.sootoday.com
 Kenneth Armstrong Kenneth Armstrong ·
Some original unpainted brickwork on the former Nicolet Tavern/Rednecks Saloon was briefly uncovered today before new insulation is being applied to the facade. The building is currently being renovated with apartments on the main floor. https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/changes-proposed-to-former-nicolet-rednecks-saloon-9740609
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 Kenneth Armstrong Kenneth Armstrong ·
I went to Searchmont for the ski swap today and snapped a photo of the train station looking sadder than ever. I’m no expert, but I don’t think that roof will hold for another winter.
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 Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
This is a wonderful memory of when Minelli's was on Great Northern Rd. My first job and a great experience!
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 Steph Bifano Steph Bifano ·
I've always liked the facade of this building in my neighbourhood. From the archives, found on https://onthisspot.ca/cities/saultstemarie/queen
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
An old postcard from the 70's? - The General and Plummer Hospitals. Look how short the trees are in the neighbourhoods
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
From the archives - more Queen Street. I love the cars!
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
From the archives - post bridge but before the Station Mall... Early 70's is my guess.
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
City Hall was also originally on Queen Street
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
Still pulling from the archives - Who remembers when Canadian Tire was on Queen Street? (Not me lol) Here is a picture of it (to the left of Herman's Grill).
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 Elise Nelson Elise Nelson ·
REMEMBER THIS? That Halloween there was an earthquake
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 Jake Cormier Jake Cormier ·
This 1962 newspaper ad from Davis Clothing is up on the wall at the downtown IDA
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 Eric Moss Eric Moss ·
Very happy to see this building be used for something good rather than sit empty or worse—torn down, which I know was a previously-threatened fate for it.
www.sootoday.com
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
from 1968 - a bit before my cruisin' Queen days... pre Station Mall days too!
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 Kenneth Armstrong Kenneth Armstrong ·
The covering over the old Blockbuster sign on Trunk Road is starting to come undone. It’s funny how quickly the idea of spending 20 minutes picking out a flick has gone from being normal to weird. I remember going to that store repeatedly to rent my kid the same movies over and over again. 🤣
Blockbuster Video sign peeks through a covering on Trunk Road.
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 Elise Nelson Elise Nelson ·
Past poison & old haunts, SSM Michigan 👻💀🍻
The Back Door
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 TA Trudi Aikens ·
Today's pic from the archives - was noted as Queen St 1880. I haven't quite figured out the landmarks - but my guess is this is looking west down Queen, with the old PUC building now being somewhere in the middle on the left side. I think that bell/church looking tower would be the building now home to BDO. The East St turn with what we know as Muio's/Opa's on the left visible in the centre
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 Lacy Atalick Lacy Atalick ·
The Sault Ste. Marie Museum is undertaking a project to create and develop information and exhibition pieces regarding the various neighbourhoods and their development, alongside the development of Sault Ste. Marie as a community. They will be creating these pieces for all the neighbourhoods identifiable in Sault Ste. Marie in an attempt to help the community to better engage with our local history, including significant developments and …
www.saultmuseum.ca
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