Gatineau Park
The Gatineau Park Chronicles
The National Capital Commission (NCC), in collaboration with the Friends of Gatineau Park, published two issues of The Gatineau Park Chronicle, with the objective of increasing awareness of the park's history and cultural heritage.
The Ottawa Ski Club Newsletter Archive
Newsletters published by the Ottawa Ski Club, from 1921 to 1974, compiled by Charles Hodgson. The Ottawa Ski Club was formed in 1910 and went bankrupt in 1989. Between those dates Gatineau Park and Camp Fortune came into being.
History of the Ottawa Ski Club by Herbert Marshall
A comprehensive document on its history from the founding in Rockliffe Park in 1910 to its expansion in the Gatineau Park.
Other related contents on this website:
- La Famille Alexander et la « Meech Lake House »
- La Montée Lauriault et le chemin Kingsmere
- A Walk Through History in the Meech Creek Valley
includes Peggy Atherton's water colour paintings of the Meech Creek Valley - Historical Maps of Gatineau Park
- The Ridge Road Settlers in Gatineau Park 1818-1907+
- Settlers along the Eardley-Masham Colonization Road On Land Now in Gatineau Park
- 360 Years of “The Crosses”
- Finding Traces of the Early Settlers in Pre-Gatineau Park
5 MB - North Shore Of Meech Lake
- Jack Harrison's The Haven 2.4 MB
- Settlers Along Lac Mousseau Road in Gatineau Park 1850-1910
- Le Mystère du Muret (YouTube en français sponsored by Friends of Gatineau Park)
- Up the Gatineau! articles
- Early Settlement of Meech Lake (published in Volume 10)
- King Of The Gatineau (published in Volume 11)
- Memories of Meech Lake Summers (published in Volume 37)
- A Lake with Two Names: The Harrington Lake (Lac Mousseau) Toponymy Controversy (published in Volume 42)
- A Decade in the Woods: Rosemary Gilliat Eaton’s Winter Cabin in Gatineau Park (published in Volume 44)
- Low Down Articles articles
- Text Bank clippings