The CPR after acquisition painted the Algonquin a handsome two-tone. Notman Photo, 1907. Charlotte County Archives
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A rustic sitting room, c. 1913. Charlotte County Archives
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The CPR added two wings to the Hotel, one with a water tower in 1910, and another for an expanded kitchen in 1912. Charlotte County Archives
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Until 1922 the Algonquin supplied the Town with power from its own generation station on Carleton Street, seen here to the right. It also supplied the town with water from its line to Chamcook Lake. Charlotte County Archives
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Among the various amenities the CPR added to the Algonquin experience were a row of cottages on Prince of Wales Street, the Casino, and a residence on Carleton Street. An annex to the hotel at Indian Point, called "The Inn," was also opened in 1911. Charlotte County Archives
The CPR after acquisition painted the Algonquin a handsome two-tone. Notman Photo, 1907. Charlotte County Archives
A rustic sitting room, c. 1913. Charlotte County Archives
The CPR added two wings to the Hotel, one with a water tower in 1910, and another for an expanded kitchen in 1912. Charlotte County Archives
Until 1922 the Algonquin supplied the Town with power from its own generation station on Carleton Street, seen here to the right. It also supplied the town with water from its line to Chamcook Lake. Charlotte County Archives
Among the various amenities the CPR added to the Algonquin experience were a row of cottages on Prince of Wales Street, the Casino, and a residence on Carleton Street. An annex to the hotel at Indian Point, called "The Inn," was also opened in 1911. Charlotte County Archives