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    This early picture is a subset of a picture of the Cliffburne Hotel taken by Albert Stuckey (from John Macfie). The picture was probably taken in the late 1890’s or very early 1900’s.

    Lakeview Hotel in the 1950;s

    Lakeview Hotel Sign

    Post Card showing the Lakeview Hotel, Ahmic Harbour

    Guests at the Lakeview Hotel in the 1950’s

    A view of the Lakeview Hotel probably taken during WWI. In the background is what is known as the Wylie Post Office and home. At left is the store owned and operated by Jule Brown in the early part o

    A view of the Lakeview Hotel during the WWI years. To the right of the Hotel in the picture is the home owned by the Jones family on Queen Street.

    This view of Ahmic Harbour was taken around 1915. The new 3 story frame hotel has been built. The veranda on the Jules Brown store remains in good condition. In front of the store, at the water’s edg

    Postcard of the Lakeview Hotel in the 1950’s

    This picture shows the newly built Lakeview Hotel, the John Henry Newell Store (owned by Jules Brown and Edmund Clavir at the time of this picture) and centre back the home best known as the Wylie Po

    View of the Lakeview Hotel and newly built dance pavilion taken in 1922/23

    In the centre of this picture is the new 32 room brick Cliffeburne Hotel, built in 1892 by John A. and Lucy Ida (Cole) Johnson (variously spelled Johnston). Based upon the accounts of Reverend Walker

    This is a view of the Ahmic Harbour shoreline, looking from the south. At the left of the picture is the former Croswell Boat Works. Behind the boat house is Newell’s store which by the time of this

    Post Card showing the Lakeview Hotel and Pavilion – noting its location and presumably the ease of access.

    Post Card of the Lakeview Hotel in the 1950’s

    The boat in the foreground of this picture from before 1920 was likely built by the Croswell Boat Works. The newly built Hotel and the home owned by the Jones home also figure in the picture.

    View of Ahmic Harbour from the south about 1920. The newly built Lakeview Hotel, the general store and Croswell Boat House figure prominently in the picture.

    A fie catch of fish. Guests of the Lakeview Hotel are shown on the steps of the Hotel from around 1925.