https://www.amazon.ca/Algonquins-Grand-Trunk-Railway-Resorts/dp/B0CXSPQPTN/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3ENALQNCU92TK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.abcCA65cUSrHmGw6itcvHEweUgTqv6oTARzJ34wfGJaI8aqkvz_YUln6yYrqmV-wVBuAFNkyCPBCCgNB_w6E566dYH6IYH59Q48JPvEStL7bngEzVzS4DMOKHNTaPolMUzoCwY1YkPKkfYyLvPgotZivy1xFivljIc1qI9gSoP_z8ntwci0I8CWO3IekdEyJdu8cxa9J8mw9LgPDjUL40O1uojC_eLAKN4y7RIqb1tnlugMrOCEhf9pzga35Gi1PwCc4uSEu0rQfpdALlzn-DQ.RmxP32ZfR3A3lhD1fVwWvNOMcQfMwf87T6ulWi8TlSs&dib_tag=se&keywords=gaye+clemson&qid=1718054070&s=books&sprefix=gaye+clemson%2Cstripbooks%2C153&sr=1-1Just published a couple of months ago my latest Algonquin Park History - Called Algonquin's Grand Trunk Railway Resorts - Memories of Three Earth 20th C Wilderness Getaways The Highland Inn, Nominigan and Minnesing. As many of you already know, Early in the 20thC the Grand Trunk Railway System decided to build 3 wilderness getaways in Algonquin Park. Their belief was that if tourists had fun destinations to visit, the then-new middle-class interest in recreational tourism, would likely be a great driver of railway passenger traffic. This narrative shares stories from guests, visitors, leaseholders and staff from their heyday beginnings in 1908 and 1912 to their eventual demise. Enjoy

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