Eugenia History Books
Building the Eugenia Power House and Hydro Dam 1915
Special 100th Anniversary Edition
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This book covers events leading up to and including the construction of the Power Station and dams. If you love history and this area you'll love this book.
Hardcover book including:
• Photographs of the construction of dams and power house
• Newspaper articles of the period.
• Detailed information with statistics.
This book is not instock at present.
Approximately 120 pages.
Price $55.00 CDN plus $13.00 for shipping = total $68.00
Or pick up your copy in Eugenia for $55.00.
Eugenia a Historic Treasure
This book covers what life was like in Eugenia and the surrounding area in 1853, events leading to discovery of Eugenia Falls, the gold rush and the history of hydro production in Eugenia. Eugenia was the site of a small Hydro Generating station, built by William Hogg, just above Eugenia Falls.
Lake Eugenia was created in 1914 as a result of the Hydro Dam and Eugenia Power Station, built to generate hydro electric power.
A map shows points of interest. It's a good reference guide to take with you while walking in the Eugenia Falls Conservation Area and on the Bruce Trail.
16 pages.
Available at Eugenia Falls Emporium in Eugenia, The Top o' the Rock in Eugenia, and Grey Roots Museum in Owen Sound.
Order your copy today for only $5.50 including shipping.
Or pick up your copy for $3. Send an email to arrange for pickup. Proceeds go towards community projects in Eugenia.
Lake Eugenia was created in 1914 as a result of the Hydro Dam and Eugenia Power Station, built to generate hydro electric power.
A map shows points of interest. It's a good reference guide to take with you while walking in the Eugenia Falls Conservation Area and on the Bruce Trail.
16 pages.
Available at Eugenia Falls Emporium in Eugenia, The Top o' the Rock in Eugenia, and Grey Roots Museum in Owen Sound.
Order your copy today for only $5.50 including shipping.
Or pick up your copy for $3. Send an email to arrange for pickup. Proceeds go towards community projects in Eugenia.
