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History articles is dedicated to exploring the fascinating history of the Great Lakes region.
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All titles are written by local historian and hockey biographer Paul White, whose work blends detailed research with engaging storytelling.H
The exciting story of the London Knights climb to the Memorial Cup.
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Hockeys Royal Family the Conachers details the lives of 3 hall of fame brothers another brother two sons and one nephew all hockey players and all round athletes
journey through owen sounds hockey history begins in the 1880s and tells about two memorial cup champion teams,an allan cup champ and many ofther great stories
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Shipwrecks, Parlks, & Sawmills explores the impact of the forest products and tourism industries on the evolution of the Bruce Peninsula from 1850 to 2019
Journey The Bruce Peninsula Past And Present describes three routes to Tobermory from the base of the Bruce Peninsula providing stories about places you pass.
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Receive in your inbox two articles each month detailing stories about the dynamic men, women, and events that developed life in the Bruce Peninsula and Georgian Bay region.
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Hockey History is rich with great stories about players, amazing feats, and surprising results.
Owen Sound hockey history is rich with stories of championship teams, star hockey players, and community support.
1885: A Memorable Summer Job for Owen Sound teenage boys on the Great Lakes would have historic importance not mention a possible exciting career opportunity
Georgian Bay Ships: A List of all the ships that sailed on Georgian Bay until the 1960s.
Boating for Recreation on Georgian Bay and beyond had an early start once settlement began in the region. As early as the 1850s pleasure crafts were popular.
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The aboriginal history of the Bruce Peninsula is an interesting microcosm of Canada's aboriginal history describes the impact on the peninsula's indigenous life
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