{ LONGFELLOW }
The Song of Hiawatha inspired many to spend summer holidays in the northern woods.
{ WILLIAM SING }
If you wanted to buy land in Pointe au Baril early in the 20th century, there was only one man to see.
{ on the rocks }
Before there were refrigerators, everything depended on filling the ice houses.
{ to the lighthouse }
During a summer of teenage crushes, young Emmaline Madigan found the real thing.
{ POINTE AU BARIL VILLAGE }
The group of buildings near the lighthouse was the first centre of the summer community.
{ the station }
First the arrival of the railroad, then the highway changed everything.
{ perfect symmetry }
Marion Thayer MacMillan did something unusual at Pointe au Baril. She looked.
