Feb 11, 2020
Gowganda, Ont
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Gowganda, Ont
Lake Timiskaming
"THE WETTLAUFER MINE, WHICH IS GOING TO CLOSE DOWN," Cobalt Daily Nugget. September 17, 1913. Page 3.
“On the Victoria Day weekend people in Cobalt remember back to 1977 when fire ripped through the narrow streets of Frenchtown. Those little miners' home caught fire in no time. The whole north end of town went up in an afternoon. Hundreds were left homeless. 40 years later it is still seems like yesterday. There were many miracles that day. The popular story is told how the priest stood in front of the church praying and the fire moved to either side. The firemen said the second miracle was that the Miners' Tavern didn't burn. The real miracle was that nobody died in that inferno.”
- taken from Charlie Angus’ FB post here. The young woman in the bottom-most picture was identified as Sharon Adshead-Nadeau.