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This week, we take a cruise down a waterway in Huntsville’s early days. Do you know where this photo was taken and when? (Image courtesy of the Toronto Public Library, Special Collections.)
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Last week we shared this photo with you:
This 1904 ad for a Hallowe’en Carnival gives a flavour of the celebrations at that time
The Canal and Penn Lake in the distance. 1910. Certainly stripped the landscape of trees.
I think it’s exiting the canal into Pen Lake. The middle point is Pow-Wow Point. It’s definitely not Hunter’s Bay or Camp Kitchen.
Could this be the gap between the westerly most portion of Big Island in Lake Vernon, and the mainland?