Shipwrecks, Parks, & Sawmills
Their Impact on the Bruce Peninsula,
1850-2019
The first history of the Bruce Peninsula from first settlement to 2019. Shipwrecks, Parks, & Sawmills explores the impact of the forest products and tourism industries on the evolution of the Bruce Peninsula from wilderness outpost to thriving tourism destination.
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The First History Written About The Bruce Peninsula
Details:
- 123 pages
- book size: 8 1/2" x 11"
- Detailed Appendix describing impact of tourism and some of the legal issues surrounding the forest products industry on the peninsula in the 1800s
- This book is derived from my MA thesis completed at the University of Western Ontarion in 2020.
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Test Your Knowledge of the Beautiful Bruce Peninsula!
- What famous Canadian artist camped on the Bruce Peninsula in the 1840s?
- What was the first provincial park opened on the Bruce Peninsula and when did it open?
- Where are you if you are visiting the Ouendiagui?
- Where was the Rankin Portage?
There is much to enjoy and learn!
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did writing it.
Shipwrecks, Parks, and Sawmills
Thank You!
Paul White
