This hand-drawn map is one of a series of driving guides from the late 1940's featuring Rice Lake and the surrounding countryside. To the west, you can see Oshawa, the shore of Lake Ontario East to Trenton, and North to Peterboro and Lindsay.
These maps are from a time when going on a "driving tour" through the beautiful Ontario countryside was a well-accepted activity for Saturday afternoon or a family vacation. These maps were essential for trip planning and highlight the roadways, cities & towns, and particularly scenic viewing points of the region.
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