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It would last more than 100 years

It included what was known as a 'model school', meant to train future teachers

Hungry day-trippers used to have to take a boat, but that didn't stop them

The history of Sault Ste. Marie's first private men's club

John Ferris was a labour leader, alderman, author and, once labelled a 'Bolshevik'

'It is not a haphazard collection gathered at random, but has been made from the choicest bits of the best experience of the members of St. Luke’s Woman’s Auxiliary and their friends'

Especially in the winter months, when the roads weren't always plowed

In 1951, Maclean's Magazine declared that 'No Canadian lives more lavishly'

James Lyons left his mark on Sault Ste. Marie through his businesses and his political accomplishments

Originally it was called the Grand Central Hotel because of its location. It would later house a restaurant known as the best in town