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    A letter to the editor written by Mrs. Allan Fraser (Betty Dunn) about Port Cockburn, and what it was like to be there in the Twenties and later.

    A newspaper clipping describing the telephone system in Rosseau and how it grew.

    A document that details the history of the railways going past Lake Joseph and how they impacted life there.

    A letter from The United Church Of Canada's Committee on Archives regarding the property on which the church, old school house, and now the museum have all rested.

    A letter written by M.G. Chambers to charge the fare of stage transport to an account.

    Document with Wooden Frame Donated by: James Mahon August 14th, 2002. Translation of the original Treaty of 1831 guaranteeing the independence of Belgium. Property of Seguin Township Museum.

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    A document that explains the history of School Section No. 6 Humphrey - Gordon Bay

    Trout Lake Dance Hall, Twp. of Seguin Museum Board, Summer 2003 - Project.

The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario)     This is a newspaper clipping describing the Seguin Township Museum and the Canada Day celebration in Orrville. There is a picture of two ladies in front of the log school/museum in Humphrey.

    A newspaper clipping with a photograph of a large dock filled with goods that either came off the train to be transported by steamship or vice versa.

    A newspaper clipping describing some of the early history of Rosseau and how people travelled and transported goods.

    A newspaper clipping about Rosseau's 50th birthday and a description of when it was an independent municipality.

    A newspaper clipping about Port Cockburn.

    A blue ticket bought to travel from Parry Sound to Port Cockburn by Stage Coach.

    A one cent Canadian postage stamp featuring King George VI. The image is green and white.

    A newspaper clipping with quotes from the booklet "Muskoka Sketch".

    A two page article with colour photographs about the Seguin Museum.

    W.H. Scroggie 1901 Catalogue loaned by: Marion Kosowan

    License to Operate Still. Donated by: The Cronin Family. Property of Seguin Township Museum