The story

Log Cabin – The log cabin became a representation to many First Nation women during this era of the growing populations of immigrants encroaching on their traditional territories. Largely unchecked and encouraged by foreign governments to settle, immigrants built their homesteads in the South western region of modern day Ontario on Chippewa lands not yet negotiated under treaty until the late 1700’s to 1820’s.
Photo by Aiden Deleary


Location

Log Cabin

568 Chippewa Road (Water Tower, Muncey, Ontario

Latitude : 42.802691 Longitude : -81.451635

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