Can A Man Have Too Many Garwoods? Bob Banister owns a stable of lovely and fast Garwood runabouts. Each one is stunning and amazingly fast . . . Rick Casali
Stained Glass Windows Series: David Black Throughout his lifetime, Mr. Black held many jobs, including boat captain, salesman, caretaker and paymaster . . . Cindy Rusho Hagemann
Stained Glass Windows Series: Walter Atherton Walter died of cancer in 1935 and was buried on Grindstone Island. His wife, sold the farm and purchased a stained glass window . . . Cindy Rusho Hagemann
Schooner HMS "Speedy" Caught in a Storm Unseasoned, green timber, hard winters, hot summers, and poor ventilation made her unstable . . . Richard Palmer
From Rust to Revival: The Story of Zenda Farms Zenda Farms has been a silent marker of time to the rich history of Clayton and the Thousand Islands for well over a century. . . Bridgett McCann
Travel by Boat and Train The "New York" is the best boat of the Ontario and St. Lawrence Steamboat Co.’s line, and is officered by as fine a set of men as ever floated. Richard Palmer
Memories of my father and the "Eastcliffe Hall" He said there was a need for boats to get out to the site of the sunken ship and suggested I head up to see if I could be of assistance. . . Bill Byers
The St. Lawrence Canal Patrol, 1914-1917 The newspaper, "The Leader" was quick to share with its readers the news that war had come to the River. . . Craig I. Stevenson
Stained Glass Windows Series – Reverend B.R. Gabriel & Family . . . was in desperate need of restoration when Rev. Gabriel arrived in 1935. Cindy Rusho Hagemann
More on the "Sir Robert Peel" We have just arrived . . . at a spot nearly opposite the wooding place where the 'Sir Robert Peel' was attacked and burned by a band of pirates . . . Richard Palmer
The Great Gale of ‘75, Written by Brian Johnson in 2009 Late afternoon on November 10, 1975, a very worried lake captain reluctantly picked up the mike attached to his marine radio. . . Brian Johnson
Lost Villages, Part II, written by Brian Johnson in 2009 Bulldozers were pushing down buildings. Workmen were wrecking everything in the village . . . Brian Johnson
All About the Cape Vincent Historical Museum The Cape Vincent Historical Museum evolved from the Cape Vincent Improvement League’s “History Club” that was created in 1930. Hope Hammond
