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Muir, Alexander, tree (in front of 62 Laing St.) from which a leaf falling is reputed to have inspired "The Maple Leaf Forever" in 1867.

Picture, 1954
Plaque, Muir Tree 62 Laing St. July 1986

Picture, 1986
Fort George, Ontario, thorn trees planted on the common near the Fort.

Picture, 1913
Muir Tree, 62 Laing, Looking S. 1986

Picture, 1986
Avenue Road Shade Trees Will Be Removed When Street Widened: An excellent view of Avenue Rd., north from the intersection of St. Clair Ave., from where the pavement of Avenue Rd. is to be widened from 24 to 46 feet, and the five-foot walks on either side are to be set back 11 feet from the curbs. Sixty-one beautiful shade trees will have to be removed to make way for the pavement. On the RIGHT is the residence of Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, Canada High Commissioner in London. He is leading strenuous opposition to the widening and the destruction of the trees.

Picture, 1933
Laing St., w. side, looking n. to Queen St. E.

Picture, 1954
Fort George, thorn trees near Fort George, said to have been planted by French officers stationed at Fort Niagara.

Picture, 189-