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- Geographic Location: Port Cockburn
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- Stage ticket from Port Cockburn to Parry Sound
A blue ticket bought to travel from Port Cockburn to Parry Sound by Stage Coach. The ticket is ripped at the top and bottom. A blue ticket bought to travel from Port Cockburn to Parry Sound by Stage Coach. The ticket is ripped at the top and bottom.Humphrey Museum - Tall Timbers Advertisement
See Text. See Text.Seguin Public Library - Port Cockburn. A Letter to the Editor
A letter to the editor written by Mrs. Allan Fraser (Betty Dunn) about Port Cockburn, and what it was like to be there in the Twenties and later. A letter to the editor written by Mrs. Allan Fraser (Betty Dunn) about Port Cockburn, and what it was like to be there in the Twenties and later.Humphrey Museum - Ceritifying payment of stage fare
A letter written by M.G. Chambers to charge the fare of stage transport to an account. A letter written by M.G. Chambers to charge the fare of stage transport to an account.Humphrey Museum - "THE PRETTIEST SPOT IN MUSKOKA"
"THE PRETTIEST SPOT IN MUSKOKA" Summit House, Port Cockburn, Lake Joseph, Muskoka Lakes, Canada 6324 "THE PRETTIEST SPOT IN MUSKOKA" Summit House, Port Cockburn, Lake Joseph, Muskoka Lakes, Canada 6324Seguin Public Library - View From Kinkora Summit House
Above Left - An old postcard showing the view from Summit House Above Left - An old postcard showing the view from Summit HouseSeguin Public Library - U AUTO COME TO PORT COCKBURN
Above Right - One of the American guest came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children are in the back seat and Mr. Fraser and the Chauffeur are in the front. Above Right - One of the American guest came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children …Seguin Public Library - "THE PETTIEST SPOT IN MUSKOKA"
Above Right - One of the American guests came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children are in the back seat and Mr. Fraser and the Chauffeur are in the front. Above Right - One of the American guests came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children …Seguin Public Library - View of Fraser Island from the Summit House
Left - A postcard showing Fraser Island in Lake Joseph not far from where Summit House was situated. Left - A postcard showing Fraser Island in Lake Joseph not far from where Summit House was situated.Seguin Public Library - The loss of the S.S. "Nipissing" at Port Cockburn, Lake Joseph, on August 3, 1886.
The Loss of the "Nipissing" I , Lake Joseph, August 3, 1886, Richard Tatley. The Loss of the "Nipissing" I , Lake Joseph, August 3, 1886, Richard Tatley.Seguin Public Library - Kinkora's Cow: Memories of Port Cockburn summers
A newspaper clipping about Port Cockburn. A newspaper clipping about Port Cockburn.Humphrey Museum
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