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Beaumaris, Ontario
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Beaumaris is a small settlement in Ontario, Canada, on Lake Muskoka which once served as an important transit point during the steamship era on the lake, and once hosted a summer hotel, called the Beaumaris Hotel. The settlement is located on Tondern Island which, though a true island, is attached to the mainland by a small bridge at Milford Bay. Currently the settlement sports a government pier, The Beaumaris Marina, a general store dubbed Willmotts Store after a prominent Beaumaris family, Saint John's Anglican Church, and a private summer club; the Beaumaris Yacht Club.
Beaumaris Ontario from the air circa 1968 with government dock in the center with the marina at left and site of the former Beaumaris Hotel on the rig
Beaumaris Ontario from the air circa 1968 with government dock in the center with the marina at left and site of the former Beaumaris Hotel on the right
Beaumaris Ontario view looking up from the water toward the general store with the site of the former post office on the left
Beaumaris Ontario view looking up from the water toward the general store with the site of the former post office on the left
Beaumaris Ontario looking toward the government pier with the marina on the right
Beaumaris Ontario looking toward the government pier with the marina on the right
St. John's Anglican Church, Beaumaris Ontario
St. John's Anglican Church, Beaumaris Ontario
James F. Burke (politician)
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James Francis Burke was Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Pennsylvania.
James F. Burke (politician)
James F. Burke (politician)