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The Gilmour Tramway

 
Raven Lake looking south (as seen today)
91 of 128 		Looking North from Raven Lake dam
92 of 128 		Looking South from Raven Lake dam
93 of 128 		Raven Lake dam (as seen today)
94 of 128 		Black River looking north
95 of 128 		Black River looking south
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Little Wren Lake looking north
97 of 128 		Little Wren Lake looking south
98 of 128 		Looking north from behind Frost Centre
99 of 128 		St. Nora Lake looking north
100 of 128 		The Big Gamble, a newspaper article by Susan Pryke
101 of 128 		Introduction the Gilmour Tramway and brief overview by Norm MacKay (former museum chairperson)
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The history of Gilmour and Co. by Norm MacKay (former museum chairperson)
103 of 128 		Norm MacKay explains why Gilmour and Co. decided to build the Tramway.
104 of 128 		Norm MacKay discusses the role of local sawmills in the construction of the Gilmour Tramway
105 of 128 		Norm MacKay discusses the materials that went into constructing the Gilmour Tramway
106 of 128 		Norm MacKay discusses other construction done by Gilmour and Co in Dorset
107 of 128 		The labour force for the Gilmour Tramway discussed by Norm MacKay (1 of 2)
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