Click on an image below to view the gallery! More information on St.Andrew’s Parish can be found by scrolling below the gallery, and by clicking on the following link: st-andrews-parish-killaloe-on For more information on the following churches: -Anglican Church of the …
Second photo is of the Beresford Hotel on Lake Street, in Killaloe.
In 1893, with the arrival of the Ottawa Parry Sound Railway, the tiny settlement became an important supply depot for as many as eleven lumber camps. Many businesses were established to meet the needs of the booming lumber industry. The …
Masonry block buildings- common in Killaloe during two separate time periods, were constructed using locally manufactured materials. The Hoch farmhouse at the junction of hwy 60 and hwy 512, and the building at 183 Queen Street (Grandma’s Pantry)- not pictured …
Architecture of the churches of Killaloe and surrounding districts featured.
Story by Joan Finnigan about the Opeongo Line. Click on an image below to view the gallery!
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