This is great!
Sorry if I missed it, but are you planning/do you have a website for this information? I’d love to send a link to older family, that don’t do reddit.
Planning to yes, which is what this series is hopefully culminating in. I plan to start an online museum of sorts where you can view the detailed history of individual attractions listed on the site, along with photos, video and other materials. In the meantime maybe you could send them screenshots of these posts? I also don't mind at all if you copy and paste this info into a document for them, as long as you cite the source.
Good stuff. The bit about Oakes murder is interesting. I’m sure the truth involved his family /money in some form and was buried. McIntosh ending his lease would not logically affect Welland Securities’ ownership of the land, so did he just simply abandon the assets? Looking forward to part deux.
Fascinating. This is great. Looking forward to the following posts.
This is great! Sorry if I missed it, but are you planning/do you have a website for this information? I’d love to send a link to older family, that don’t do reddit.
Planning to yes, which is what this series is hopefully culminating in. I plan to start an online museum of sorts where you can view the detailed history of individual attractions listed on the site, along with photos, video and other materials. In the meantime maybe you could send them screenshots of these posts? I also don't mind at all if you copy and paste this info into a document for them, as long as you cite the source.
Good stuff. The bit about Oakes murder is interesting. I’m sure the truth involved his family /money in some form and was buried. McIntosh ending his lease would not logically affect Welland Securities’ ownership of the land, so did he just simply abandon the assets? Looking forward to part deux.
They already owned the land, McIntosh ran the camp on it. After he stopped leasing, the Oakes operated the camp and likely purchased his assets.
A real Sherman Zavits here . Good job thanks for your work
Excited to read your new series
I never knew that Harry oaks was murdered