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Southwestern Ontario For Your Canadian Vacation 1948, Ontario. Department Of Travel And Publicity

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

This booklet deals with vacation spots in Southwestern Ontario, roughly that area lying between Lake Erie on the south and Georgian Bay on the north; Lake Huron on the west, and on the east a line drawn across country from Oakville on Lake Ontario, to Southampton on Lake Huron.

Tourist Guidebook Of Ontario 1930, J. D. Mcalpine

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

Official tourist guidebook of Ontario; published for the Essex County Automobile Club.

New Route Between Detroit And Windsor Via Ambassador Bridge 1930, Ambassador Bridge

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

Information about the opening of the Ambassador Bridge, plus maps of the surrounding region.

Tourist Guidebook Of Ontario 1928, J. D. Mcalpine

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

Official Tourist Guidebook of Ontario; published for the Essex County Automobile Club.

Lake Erie North Shore Trail, Ontario, Canada, 1927 Edition, Southern Ontario Highway Association

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

Detroit-Windsor to Niagara Falls, Canadian link to Roosevelt highway, a trail famous for a century.

Canadian Tours 1919, United Hotels Company Of America

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

Motoring in Canada: the Canadian Tours have now been definitely laid out between Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Buffalo, N. Y., to Hamilton, Ontario, and Toronto, Ontario, and from Hamilton via London, Ontario, to Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, with a branch extending from London to Sarnia, Ontario, and Port Huron, Michigan.

Souvenir Of Stormont, Dundas, And Glengarry : Commemorating Old Boys' Reunion At Cornwall, Ontario, August 11-15, 1906, The Freeholder

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"It is particularly fitting that an Old Boys' Reunion should be held in the old Town of Cornwall. Such gatherings have become very popular of late years, and much younger towns in Canada and the United States have invited former residents to revisit their old homes and renew the associations and friendships of their youth."

History of Cornwall, Ontario, with numerous photos of the area, local groups, and more.

Albert Lewis is a Kearney, Nebraska resident when this booklet was created.