Something about Orillia, immortalized in Stephen Leacock's classic Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, has always inspired its people to reach for their dreams. The results have been comic, tragic, and heroic, as shown in this colourful history of Orillia.
Something about Orillia, immortalized in Stephen Leacock's classic Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, has always inspired its people to reach for their dreams. The results have been comic, tragic, and heroic, as shown in this colourful history of Orillia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Randy Richmond is an award-winning journalist living in London, Ontario. He is the former editor of The Packet & Times in Orillia, where he wrote the first Orillia Spirit, married, and had three children. He is the coauthor of Colossal Canadian Failures 1 and 2, also published by Dundurn Press.
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Acknowledgements Foreword Chapter One: A Meeting What's in a Name? In Orillia, Confusion A Forgotten Village Chapter Two: An Inevitable Clash From Hotel to Asylum "The trees, I never saw the likes of them." Chapter Three: The Lumber Boom Canada's First Medical Plan The Dry Days Begin The Finest Position in the Dominion Churches Steaming into Legend Chapter Four: The Orillia Spirit A Motoring Adventure A Monument to the Past A Fairy-Tale Ending Chapter Five: King Ben Chasing Rum-Runners and Nazis Chapter Six: Anything Was Possible A Leacockian Tale The Centre a Community Built Chapter Seven: Some Dreams Just Won't Die The Long Wait for a Drink Chapter Eight: Big City Dreams, Small Town Reality A Smaller Dream Chapter Nine: The Spirit Returns Chapter Ten: Haunting Dreams And the Spirit Looks Like What? Sources
Acknowledgements Foreword Chapter One: A Meeting What's in a Name? In Orillia, Confusion A Forgotten Village Chapter Two: An Inevitable Clash From Hotel to Asylum "The trees, I never saw the likes of them." Chapter Three: The Lumber Boom Canada's First Medical Plan The Dry Days Begin The Finest Position in the Dominion Churches Steaming into Legend Chapter Four: The Orillia Spirit A Motoring Adventure A Monument to the Past A Fairy-Tale Ending Chapter Five: King Ben Chasing Rum-Runners and Nazis Chapter Six: Anything Was Possible A Leacockian Tale The Centre a Community Built Chapter Seven: Some Dreams Just Won't Die The Long Wait for a Drink Chapter Eight: Big City Dreams, Small Town Reality A Smaller Dream Chapter Nine: The Spirit Returns Chapter Ten: Haunting Dreams And the Spirit Looks Like What? Sources
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