OJIBWAY HISTORICAL PRESERVATION SOCIETY

PURPOSE

The Ojibway Historical Preservation Society's sole purpose is to: "restore, preserve and protect those structures in the Pointe au Baril, Ontario area designated as historically and architecturally significant pursuant to the Ontario Heritage Act".

Of the Ojibway Club's structures, the following are designated historically and architecturally significant:

• The interior and exterior of the Ojibway Hotel Building, excluding the facilities referred to as the "Snack Bar" and the "Office" and other areas used exclusively by the Landlord and its other tenants.

• The exteriors of the following buildings:

o Grocery Store

o Gift Shop

o "Birchwood Cottage"

o "Elmwood Cottage"

o "Maplewood Cottage"

o "Oakwood Cottage"

o Dance Hall (aka Movie Hut)

o Crafts Building

o Bathing Pavillion

o Gazebo

o The "Doctor's Office"

o The Post Office

o The Laundry

• The stone entrance stairs to the Ojibway Hotel.

• All electrical, plumbing, fire suppression, docks, life safety and similar infrastructures required for the safe operation and preservation from fire and other similar destructive forces in or in respect of the Buildings.

• All prior structures and historical uses such as the Stable, Electrical Shed, Incinerator, Water Tower, pathways, gazebos and bridges and similar structures or items of historical importance.

Every donation made to the Ojibway Historical Preservation Society is tax deductible in Canada. Every donation made to the Royal Oak Society and designated to the Ojibway Historical Preservation Society is tax deductible in the United States. (For more detail on this, please read the information under the "BACKGROUND" tab on this site.

Please continue to give generously so these historic, memory-filled buildings are well looked after long into the future. THANK YOU!