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Louis Brousseau and the Chicago World’s Fair
Many long-term residents of this area will remember the name Louis Brousseau, well-known for delivering fresh vegetables and berries from his island garden to the towns along the southern shores of Georgian Bay. His nicknames of “Onion King” and “Cranberry Brousseau” … Continue reading
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