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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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Jo Bumbacco Jo Bumbacco ·
Have the past couple days been feeling a little familiar? Though it's not even close to the amount we got dumped on us in 1995, it sure feels like we're making up for the past 2 relatively snow-less winters. From December 9th-11th, 1995, the Sault saw one of it’s worst snowstorms in recent memory. Over a three-day period, over 144 cm of snow was dumped on the city, virtually shutting it down as clean-up crews worked 16-hour shifts to clear as …
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Sault Museum Sault Museum ·
Have you seen this image, captioned as Queen Street, 1890s circulating social media lately? While this image is technically Sault Ste. Marie, it is not on this side of the border! The image pictured shows Ashumn St. in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. As one of the few locations in Sault Ste. Marie which houses a research library and an extensive archive, we at the Museum figured that it was time to make a post for the community about how this …
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David Helwig David Helwig ·
A ton of memories in this place, which will soon be reduced to rubble…
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David Helwig David Helwig ·
It is NOT true that the Silly Rabbit Vape Shop was named after the strange man who used to toil daily in the garret at the top of this downtown building, writing the stories of a community that hadn’t yet decided what to make of his unorthodox approach to news and dreaming of a day when people would stop referring to the results of his 18-hour workdays as an ‘online rag’
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John Dowding John Dowding ·
Here's another one - this time from CJIC.
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John Dowding John Dowding ·
Here's another one - this time slightly over 50 years old!
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John Dowding John Dowding ·
Coming up on 50 years!
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