Mill of Kintail Conservation Area
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The Joy of Effort - A History of Physical Activity
Location: The Mill of Kintail

 
R.Tait McKenzie stands in the studio window of his newly renovated 'Mill of Kintail' in Almonte.
19 of 33 		R. Tait McKenzie paddles his birch bark canoe on the mill pond above the 'Mill of Kintail'.
20 of 33 		A swimming party around the mill pond at the Mill of Kintail in Almonte.
21 of 33 		Dr. James Naismith and R. Tait McKenzie deep in conversation in front of the Mill of Kintail.
22 of 33 		'The Shield of Athletes' by R. Tait McKenzie
23 of 33 		A handmade curling stone
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The Almonte Curling Club Pin.
25 of 33 		Old skates, the kind you had to screw on to your boot or shoe.
26 of 33 		R.Tait McKenzie paddles his birch bark canoe on the mill pond formed by the Indian River.
27 of 33 		Ice Bird (1921) Bronze. This sculpture is of Gustaf Lussi, a Swiss skater.
28 of 33 		Lacrosse sticks collected by R. Tait McKenzie.
29 of 33 		ICAA Tennis Championship Medallion, Bronze. Designed by R. Tait McKenzie.
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ICAA Swiming Championship Medallion, bronze. Designed by R. Tait McKenzie.
31 of 33 		Bronze medallion entitled 'Strength and Speed'.
32 of 33 		Brothers of the Wind (1921-1923)
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