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    A History of Port Cockburn

    Above Right - The old milk house from Summit House.

    Left - This is where the docks for Summit House were situated. This is what it looks like today.

    Black and white photograph of the Summit House from the water.

    View from Summit House grounds. The following pictures are of Summit House in it's prime.

    A black and white photograph of the a large building with a wrap around deck in the trees.

    The Loss of the "Nipissing" I , Lake Joseph, August 3, 1886, Richard Tatley.

    Above Left - An old postcard showing the view from Summit House

    Above Right - One of the American guest came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children are in the back seat and Mr. Fraser and th

    Above Right - One of the American guests came to Summit House by motorcar about 1920. It was the first car to drive there. Mrs. Fraser and the three children are in the back seat and Mr. Fraser and t

    Above Left - The old church that was used by the guests at Summit House.

    Above - This is where the Summit House was situated. Summit House burned down on November 15, 1947. Today on the site is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gray.

    Above - This is where the Summit House was situated. Summit House burned down on November 15, 1947. Today on the site is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gray.

    Black and White photograph of the S.S. Sagamo and S.S. Cherokee docked in Port Cockburn.

    Black and white group portrait done on a wide staircase on a large covered deck.

    A collection of 4 black and white photographs. The top left photograph is of the exterior of the Summit House tucked away in the trees. Top Left is a photograph of the Summit House dining room with l

    A black and white photograph taken from the water of a harbour with a boathouse, a few buildings, and people on the dock.

    Left - A postcard showing Fraser Island in Lake Joseph not far from where Summit House was situated.

    Postcard from the steps of the Summit house looking onto a two storey gazebo on the water.

    A comipilation of Local History