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Glen Cottage-Crandall Hotel
circa 1890-1899
Exterior view of the Glen Cottage-Crandall Hotel. A carriage is parked under trees on the right.
Downstream from Larks Hotel
circa 1890-1899
Crandall family, including a dog, sitting under trees on a cliff overlooking a river. From left to right: George Crandall, Lois Crandall, Phyllis Crandall, Nellie Bennett (Crandall).
St. Cecilia's Church
circa 1890-1899
View across unpaved road towards St. Cecilia's Catholic Church and rectory.
Hile House Hotel
circa 1890-1899
View across road towards the Hile House Hotel. There is a belvedere in the center of the roof.
Kilbourn Railroad Station
circa 1890-1899
Kilbourn railroad station looking north. A crowd of people are standing on the platform. Carriages are parked behind the station building.
