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Park museum. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1951

Moose on display at the New Visitors Centre in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1993

Commerce: Strip development along Highway 60 in the southwest corner of Algonquin Park has reached the stage where people are calling it Main Street. Commercial operations in Algonquin include souvenir shops; camp grounds; lodges; cafes and gas stations. Above: Two boys push off from shore in a rental canoe outside a roadside restaurant that has both a parking lot and gas pumps.

Picture, 1973

Canada - Ontario - Algonquin Park

Picture, 1993

Top attraction at the museum is this old wood-burning locomotive with mouse trap spark catcher on its stack.

Picture, 1959

Canada - Ontario - Algonquin Park

Picture, 1993

Wolves on display at the New Visitors Centre in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1993

Park ranger checks out a canoe's safety equipment on Canoe Lake [Incomplete]

Picture, 1978

Setting Up: Camper Bob Davis sets up inside new shelter.

Picture, 1993

George Phillips, Algonquin Park superintendent, now has to work from the ground

Picture, 1958

Nellis, Lupton, Davis, Greenacre, Linklater and Macdonald on snowshoes. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1993

Entrance to the New Visitors Centre, Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1993

Visitors to Algonquin Park can rent canoes and travel throughout the 1,862,402 acres of the park, but campers, who make up 80 per cent of the park's users, are restricted to a 60-mile arc on its southern border.

Picture, 1969

Heading Out: James Raffan; above far left and Jim Greenacre; centre; pull their packs.

Picture, 1993

Lady feeding deer in Algonquin Park, Ontario

Picture, 1987

Canoeists prepare for an Algonquin Park journey. Beyond the lakes close to Highway 60; there are 3;000 beautiful square miles for the use of canoeists; reports one reader favoring a multi-use park. The end of the wilderness is in sight says another reader. Campers have left their trademark even in quiet north end of park he says.

Picture, 1973

Algonquin anglers: Canoe trippers in Ontario's big wilderness park get ready to haul in their supper. But first-timers better pack some food in case the fish aren't biting.

Picture, 1981

Camping Canoe tripping Algonquin park fishing Rick and Richard Loek

Picture, 1987

Algonquin Park: Tops For Canoeing

Picture, 1951

Arowhon Pines, chef Robert Christie, Helen Kates, manager Marilyn Garrett, and pastry chef Terry McKelvie. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Picture, 1986

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Park museum. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Moose on display at the New Visitors Centre in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Canada - Ontario - Algonquin Park

Top attraction at the museum is this old wood-burning locomotive with mouse trap spark catcher on its stack.

Canada - Ontario - Algonquin Park

Wolves on display at the New Visitors Centre in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Park ranger checks out a canoe's safety equipment on Canoe Lake [Incomplete]

Setting Up: Camper Bob Davis sets up inside new shelter.

George Phillips, Algonquin Park superintendent, now has to work from the ground

Nellis, Lupton, Davis, Greenacre, Linklater and Macdonald on snowshoes. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Entrance to the New Visitors Centre, Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Visitors to Algonquin Park can rent canoes and travel throughout the 1,862,402 acres of the park, but campers, who make up 80 per cent of the park's users, are restricted to a 60-mile arc on its southern border.

Heading Out: James Raffan; above far left and Jim Greenacre; centre; pull their packs.

Lady feeding deer in Algonquin Park, Ontario

Algonquin anglers: Canoe trippers in Ontario's big wilderness park get ready to haul in their supper. But first-timers better pack some food in case the fish aren't biting.

Camping Canoe tripping Algonquin park fishing Rick and Richard Loek

Algonquin Park: Tops For Canoeing

Arowhon Pines, chef Robert Christie, Helen Kates, manager Marilyn Garrett, and pastry chef Terry McKelvie. Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

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