Communities in the Thousand Islands region of Canada and the United States
The village of Clayton, with its long history of ship and boat building, was a fitting place for development of a major institution of the r
One of the smaller cottage colonies, Grenell Island's history is as varied and interesting as its shape and topography. One of the region's
The name is a misnomer, since the island certainly is not "round." Called "Frontenac" when the great hotel of that name made this a center o
Point Vivian Yesterday and Today By Richard W. Randall, President Point Vivian Park Association, Inc. History of Point Vivian began i
A remarkable survival of a nineteenth-century village, largely unchanged for more than a century, Thousand Island Park retains a rich collec
The fourth largest island (after Wolfe, Wellesley, and Grindstone), Howe is about eight miles long by three miles wide. Two ferry services c
