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Beginnings

(March 19-23, 2008)

Karl Maloszek

Fresh Few-Flowered Leek

Alex Makienko

Waba Cottage Museum

White Lake, Ontario, Canada

March, 21 ~11:30 am EST

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This site (built and maintained by McNab Township) returns us to the beginning of the Ottawa Valley development.

The stone house is a reconstruction of the original house built in 1835 by the founder of Mcnab Township, the controversial and colorful Archibald 13th Laird of McNab (c.1781-1860). The church house is an original log structure which is dating back to 1868. It was moved here from the White Lake village in 1978. It was known there as a "Penny Reading House". The log school house was moved here in 1978 from German Settlement (now called Clay Valley). Each building contains a lot of artifacts which belong to the time when first European settlers started developing the Ottawa Valley.

More information about the museum you may find here:

http://mcnabbraeside.com/heritageandculture/museum.asp

Some more panoramas of the Waba Cottage Museum (taken in summer 2006):

http://dimensions360.com/index.php?screen=show&id=6af0b071&gallery=130c1029 http://dimensions360.com/index.php?screen=show&id=be46d323&gallery=130c1029 http://dimensions360.com/index.php?screen=show&id=5e8dedbe&gallery=130c1029

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Camera: Nikon D80, Lens: Nikkor 2.8/10.5mm, Tripod: Slick PRO 340DX, Head: Custom. Software: PanoLab3D

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