White Mountain Publications Book List in Alphabetical Order
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Key Valley Railway The Railroad that Ran to a River … and Stopped by Craig Dunn. Also available as EBook $15.95
Kerns Township The history of the township and the history of each farm in Kerns Township is included. $30.00
Kingston Taxi Tales by Dalia Gesser. When Dalia’s husband Dave started driving, then owning, two taxis he relayed many unbelievable and entertaining situations he was privy to or became involved in with his passengers. Dalia decided to use this opportunity to put these stories to paper for others to enjoy. These slice-of-life stories, told by the cab driver, offer insight into some humorous, relatable, unusual experiences. Some stories include mature content. $29.95
This book delves into observed geological and engineering practices during the period 1975 to 1994 in the Kirkland Lake gold camp. Sharing insights into the geologic structure underlying the camp, and commenting on the methods of extraction and rationale behind the methods used, George gives us an insider's view into mining for gold. $29.95
Kipawa: Portrait of a People This history of Kipawa, a Native community in northern Quebec as told by Kermot Moore, a Métis of Nishnabi (Ojibwa) descent who grew up there. Changes wrought by the fur trade, lumbering and tourism are described in detail. In a hard-hitting style, Mr. Moore shows how traplines and the new tourist zoning systems have displaced the Native, disrupting their traditional livelihood of trapping and forcing them on to the farm or into the factory. Native methods of game conservation are described, as are the land issues that brought the community to stage a blockade on one of the main highways in 1979. For anyone concerned with Native issues, this book should be required reading. $19.95 Also available in ebook formats.
Kirkland Lake Nostalgia, More Than Buildings by June Simpson. In honour of Kirkland Lake's 100th anniversary in 2019, June selects her paintings of some of the old buildings in Kirkland Lake, adds a bit of their history, and assembled this wonderful little book. $12.95
A Place Called Krugerdorf
by Herb Kruger. The development and the decline of many, in fact most, of the communities that sprang up in New Ontario in the early 1900s is evident wherever one travels throughout the north. The chosen area for this narrative about the four corners of the township's Pacaud, Catherine, Marter and Chamberlain that became a place called Krugerdorf in 1907, is one of many that could be told of the 'rise and fall' of these settlements. $18.95