Enchanted Summers: The Grand Hotels of Muskoka revisits the romantic era when Muskoka was one of the premiere destinations in North America for summer getaways. The book features extraordinary photographs and memorabilia from private collections depicting the hotels and the landscape of Muskoka over the years. Also included are humorous and poignant memories from the people who ran the hotels, worked at them and enjoyed summer after summer in their luxurious surroundings. It also includes fascinating archival shots of the hotels and 78 original recordings awakening the unique spirit of each decade.

Alone in the Night: Lighthouses of Georgian Bay, Manitoulin Island, and the North Channel traces the evolution of 130 years of lightkeeping by revealing the heroic and the scandalous as well as the gritty and routine aspects of this remarkable chapter of marine history. As a book and video package, the book features more than 50 lighthouses, stories and 400 photographs and is among the most comprehensive written on lighthouses of the Great Lakes. The film takes you to the lighthouses themselves, displaying their architecture and magnificent settings through beautiful cinematography.  

Mysterious Islands: Forgotten Tales of the Great Lakes is an adventurous historical journey to islands found within the vast basin of the five Great Lakes. These islands stand removed and alone - and it`s this isolation that makes them central to some of the most amazing, bizarre and heroic events in Great Lakes history. The waves of time have left fascinating remnants of the past on their shores - sites and stories that beg for exploration. Filled with intriguing tales from island kings, to pre-historic miners, to decisive naval battles, this book and video set reveals the magnificent sweep of the history of the Great Lakes as well as the remarkable sites. The compelling archival photographs and maps are sure to enrich any journey on the Great Lakes.
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From Sault Ste. Marie past Thunder Bay to the American border, Superior: Under the Shadow of the Gods explores the remarkable history of Lake Superior's Canadian shore. Ghost towns, shipwrecks and other fascinating abandoned sites remind readers of the challenges faced while attempting to exploit the lake and its shores. These richly compelling stories revive voices from Lake Superior's past. Discover it for yourself with this unique book and video set.

A guided tour through the mysterious past of Georgian Bay haunts viewers and readers with tales of adventure, scandal and folklore in The Ghosts of the Bay. Discover the remnants of Georgian Bay's forgotten past -- an eerie realm of shipwrecks, abandoned fishing camps, lumber villages and missions. Visiting more than140 sites, this book and video combo reveals the story of each monument and the people who dared to battle the shores.