Six Mile Lake 1964 65
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2012
- Digitized 8mm movie footage of Six Mile Lake, Ontario, taken by my father Hedley Saville during the summers of 1964 and 1965. If you would like to know the names of the people in the movie please contact me. I do not own the music. The songs used are: "We'll Sing In the Sunshine" by Gale Garnett and "Get Together" by the Youngbloods.
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WOW! This video is great.
That is my Grandpa, Grandma, Parent, Aunt and Uncles!!!!
What a great piece of history.
Thanks for posting. I've sent this out to everyone in my family..
Memories of a simpler and happier time. We were part of the Finnish community on the lake, Soderholms, Sorris, Oxinen, Kiehlunkis, Lofgrens. Six Mile was a wonderful place to grow up.
Awesome video great memories of uncle harry and aunt Evelyn and fun times at the cottage.
(Deborah Riggs/Quint)
That guy in the Sea Gal, is my uncle Harry Ross Wagar, he used to ferry people across the lakes back then.
He passed away earlier this year (2021) Their cottage was sold off and is called the Tall Pines Compound.
Nice to see some historical footage of Six Mile. Thank you for sharing.
yes, you know own the Wagar Compound, don't you!
There is a part of the video that shows our cottage being built. This is so cool.
Thanks again for posting this.
They had to ferry most of the wood for the cottage by boat, Aunt Evelyn told me much of the story when she was still at the cottage. She called it HOME, and the city Condo where they spent the winter.
Evelyn (Woodside) Wagar's father and brother also had cottages on Six Mile Lake....still have a cousin Jen Fortin, on Pretty Channel, there.
And the Boddy family is related to the Wagars, through John Penrose Wagar.
My grandfather was Jack Traub and his brother Paul had the cottage next to the Langenfelds.
Is that not Paul White driving the boat. He was Herb White's son that had the Marina in the Bay?I grew up in that bay in the 60's.
No its Harry Ross Wagar, in the Sea Gal
in the 1960's the Indians of Gibson Reservation, burned a lot of the area, in protest of whites owning property there, My uncles, went and replanted islands in the area.