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File:201216218.jpg | Lakeside Inn 31st July 1931 with Railline seen near lower part
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File:201216218.jpg | Lakeside Inn 31st July 1931 with rail line seen near lower part
 
Image:Lakeside Inn.jpg|Lakeside Inn as depicted in the 1936 Time Table.
 
Image:Lakeside Inn.jpg|Lakeside Inn as depicted in the 1936 Time Table.
 
Image:1946-LANDOFEVANGELINE-P14.jpg|The [[Lakeside Inn]] pictured in the [[1946-LANDOFEVANGELINE|1946 Evangeline Land Brochure]].
 
Image:1946-LANDOFEVANGELINE-P14.jpg|The [[Lakeside Inn]] pictured in the [[1946-LANDOFEVANGELINE|1946 Evangeline Land Brochure]].
 
File:Lakeside Inn Colour Postcard.JPG|A colour postcard of the [[Lakeside Inn]]. Year unknown although the cars hint at circa 1940.
 
File:Lakeside Inn Colour Postcard.JPG|A colour postcard of the [[Lakeside Inn]]. Year unknown although the cars hint at circa 1940.
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File:CPR Lakeside Inn.jpg|[[Lakeside Inn]] rack card dated 1950.
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File:CPR Lakeside Inn 1949.jpg|[[Lakeside Inn]] in 1949.
 
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Latest revision as of 19:57, 14 February 2020

Yarmouth Lakeside Inn

The Lakeside Inn was built by the DAR a mile outside of Yarmouth in 1933 on Lake Milo to provide a western anchor to the DAR hotels and accomodate passengers making connections with Yarmouth steamships. A seasonal operation, it ran from June to September.(1) It was built in a Norman Chateau style, essentially a scaled down version of the Digby Pines. The Lakeside Inn was in operation until 1960 when it was converted to a nursing home, "St. Joseph's Villa du Lac".(2)

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