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1. www.muskokaregion.com › things-to-do › booksMuskoka bookshelf: new titles on the history and local lore

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   Nov 7, 2021 · Muskoka bookshelf: new titles on the history and local lore. By Andrew Hind MuskokaRegion.com. Sunday, November 7, 2021. 10 min to read. Railroading Muskoka is richly illustrated, with historic photos such as this one of a Canadian Northern Railway (CNOR) arriving at the Lake Joseph (Barnsdale) summer station on the western side of the lakes in ...

2. www.muskokabooks.caWelcome to Muskoka Books

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   Muskokans Fight the Great War is historian J. Patrick Boyer’s lead-off book in a new series of modern histories about Muskoka. Launched last fall, this book includes previously undisclosed events and many never-before-published photos. Muskoka / Ontario’s Playground. Reluctant Pioneer.

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4. doppleronline.ca › huntsville › local-historianLocal historian takes readers back with Vintage Muskoka

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   Oct 17, 2023 · Vintage Muskoka is a new book by local historian and documentarian Andrew Hind and it spans the breadth of the region and more than 100 years of local history. “The book covers…stories as far as Foots Bay and MacTier in the west to Huntsville and Lake of Bays in the east,” says Hind. “In terms of time frame, the two dozen stories cover ...

5. www.muskokabooks.ca › bookstore › historyHistory - Muskoka Books

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   Muskoka Falls: The Village, 1859-2018. $25.00. by Patricia Stott-Prince. In earliest days of Muskoka colonization, the District’s most central place was also its most spectacularly beautiful. Two colonization roads intersected here, just where Muskoka’s most dramatic waterfall plunged a hundred feet down a rock faced chasm. Book Details.

6. www.muskokabooks.ca › bookstore › biography-memoirsThe Life and Times of A.P. Cockburn - muskokabooks.ca

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   Category: Biography / History. ISBN – 9781378892808. Price – $24.95. Format – Softcover, 116 pages, 8½ x 11 inches. Features – richly illustrated with photographs throughout; maps, bibliography; index. Muskoka Books promotes the written heritage of the unique Canadian Shield region comprised of Muskoka, Georgian Bay, Parry Sound, and ...

7. www.muskokaregion.com › news › topicsThe Muskokan

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   The Muskokan. The Muskokan. Muskoka is a place of natural beauty and rich history, with water sports and outdoor adventure, great entertainment, fantastic dining, talented artisans, unique festivals, exciting shopping and endless possibilities for fun with friends and family. The Muskokan is your place to learn about it all.

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   What is Muskoka Books?

   • Muskoka Books promotes the written heritage of the unique Canadian Shield region comprised of Muskoka, Georgian Bay, Parry Sound, and Algonquin Park.

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   What is vintage Muskoka?

   • Vintage Muskoka is a new book by local historian and documentarian Andrew Hind and it spans the breadth of the region and more than 100 years of local history. “The book covers…stories as far as Foots Bay and MacTier in the west to Huntsville and Lake of Bays in the east,” says Hind.

   Local historian takes readers back with Vintage Muskoka

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   What is the Muskokan?

   • The Muskokan is your place to learn about it all. Published weekly from mid-May to mid-October, with other special editions during the year, The Muskokan has been an essential part of cottage living for three decades.

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   Who came to Muskoka in 1869?

   • Chapters include: *James and Letitia McCabe, who came to Muskoka in 1869 and founded a humble inn around which Gravenhurst would spring. *Steamships plied the Muskoka lakes for almost a century, including the hardworking tugs of sawmill operator Charles Woodroffe.

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   Does Muskoka Conservancy have a nature reserve?

   • Muskoka Conservancy has just added another nature reserve, the 51st property Muskoka Conservancy is now protecting and its second acquisition in 2023. One of Muskoka’s most historic vessels aims to take guests out on the water again this summer, after an almost 20-year hiatus, with the help of some new technology.

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   1-48 of 358 results for "muskoka books" Results. Exploring Hidden Muskoka. ... BRACEBRIDGE MUSKOKA -Things that have made it great! by Kenneth Carman Veitch. 5.0 out ...