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    Below right - George Monteith.

    The Toronto Public Library Special Collections located listings in the Toronto City Directories for a George Monteith Fur Company initially at 13 Church St. Toronto in the years 1910 and 1911 and the

    Top Right - The old original house used for the Monteith Inn on Lake Rosseau

    Photograph from the highway of a field where the Monteith house was.

    Left- This is the original site of the butcher shop of the Monteith house. Today it is the Rosseau Catholic Church.

    Left - Violet and Herb McCans

    Below - This is a picture of Pratt's Hotel. It was said to be the finest Hotel in Muskoka. It opened in 1871 and burned down on October 6 1881.

    This is a picture of the Monteith House in Rosseau

    Left - This is what Ashdown's corner looks like today

    Left-This is a road sign in Rosseau talking about the Nipissing Road.

    Left - This is the original Ashdon house in Rosseau

    Left - This is the lighthouse on Lake Rosseau. It used to be an Island where two people were buried. Lake Rosseau has raised since then.

    Left - This house was originally the home of Dr. Foots. It is Now the home of Fred Oats.

    Top left & right - The Burgess House on Sandy Bay Farm

    Left- This house was built in 1920 by Rae Foots. It is now the home of Bob Oats

    Top left & right - The Burgess House on Sandy Bay Farm

    Left - Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Jones: Who live on Sandy Bay Farm.

    Top Left - This is the old barn on Sandy bay Farm

    Left - In this picture is from left to right is Mrs. K Scroggie, Isabella Cook and Tommy Scroggie Cummings.

    Right - The arrow in this picture is showing the original site of the Great Hotel, Pratt's.