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Meri Newton Talks About Cherry Tree Lodge

Meri Newton Talks About Cherry Tree Lodge

Meri Newton, sitting in Cherry Tree Lodge’s bright dining room, reflects on what it means to be the current steward of W.A. Goodwin’s cottage. “Hi, my name is […]
Photograph, W.A. Goodwin in front of Cherry Tree Lodge (ca. 1887)

Photograph, W.A. Goodwin in front of Cherry Tree Lodge (ca. 1887)
Photograph, “Wingtie Golly-Gosh Go-Longay Club” (ca. 1900)

Photograph, “Wingtie Golly-Gosh Go-Longay Club” (ca. 1900)
Photograph, W.A. Goodwin and Family on Open Porch of Cherry Tree Lodge (ca. 1918)

Photograph, W.A. Goodwin and Family on Open Porch of Cherry Tree Lodge (ca. 1918)
Photograph, W.A. Goodwin with granddaughters and friends on dock at Sturgeon Point, ca. 1930s.

Photograph, W.A. Goodwin with granddaughters and friends on dock at Sturgeon Point, ca. 1930s.
Photograph, Steamship ‘Esturion’ at Lower Wharf, 1890.

Photograph, Steamship ‘Esturion’ at Lower Wharf, 1890.
Photograph, W.A. Goodwin, May Goodwin, and Emma Clements Goodwin at Sturgeon Point, 1919.

Photograph, W.A. Goodwin, May Goodwin, and Emma Clements Goodwin at Sturgeon Point, 1919.

This was Emma’s last summer at the Point prior to her death in December 1919, aged 77.
Photograph, W.A. Goodwin – Canoeist

Photograph, W.A. Goodwin – Canoeist

W.A. Goodwin paddling a canoe with grandchildren. While recuperating from illness, Goodwin built canoes in an empty barn behind his house.