By the time of his death in 1905, A.P. Cockburn was able to see hotels, steamers, and commerce booming in the district.  Cockburn’s foresight allowed Muskoka to flourish and left him with a legacy that still resonates today.  This chapter discusses the Muskoka Lakes Association, Regattas, the Royal Muskoka Hotel and A.P. Cockburn’s Death.

By the time of his death in 1905, A.P. Cockburn was able to see hotels, steamers, and commerce booming in the district. Cockburn’s foresight allowed Muskoka to flourish and left him with a legacy that still resonates today. This chapter discusses the Muskoka Lakes Association, Regattas, the Royal Muskoka Hotel and A.P. Cockburn’s Death.

13. The End of an Era

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