There are numerous full-colour books of Muskoka photographs on the market, but this one is the first to our knowledge to feature the images of a long-time, year-round Muskoka resident, and also the first to give priority to the splendid scenery…

Muskoka has long been Ontario's most glamorous lake district, the holiday retreat of choice for generations of successful Americans and Canadians. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, industrial moguls from Pittsburgh such as the Mellons, Clemsons, Hillmans

Find out what owners, designers, and architects did to make each of these 25 boathouses an exceptional place to live as well as to store canoes, motorboats, and vintage mahogany launches. Also contains the stories of how these singular shoreline structure

Historic black-and-white photos, color plates, and new work from the region's best artists. A once-in-a-lifetime book.

A history of Port Cockburn, a once-thriving port community - now just a few houses, on Muskoka's Lake Joseph. 183 pages with biliography and many B&W photos. Navy blue cloth with silver lettering on spine and front.