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Famous People and Hometown Heros

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A compilation of Muskoka-related research, statistics and links relating to fame and fortune in Muskoka.

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Anne of Green Gables museum in Muskoka E-mail

The world flocks to Balakorean_anne

It comes as a great surprise to tourists that one of the best Anne of Green Gables museums in all Canada is in Bala, Muskoka. Bala’s Museum with Memories of Lucy Maud Montgomery has attracted more than 100,000 visitors from 39 countries since it opened in July, 1992.

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Muskoka as hotspot for Hollywood Glitterati and Captains of Industry—T’was ever thus E-mail

RIM boss Jim Basillie and Kurt & Goldie webding_heart2 Muskoka. Trail blazers?
Ha! Clark Gable was all over it.Mike Myers hams it up with Marty Curtis of Marty's World Famous Coffee House in Bracebridge

You know you have arrived when you’re hot in Hollywood, and Muskoka is smokin’. Lakes Rosseau, Joseph and Muskoka are a regular Beverly Hills, dotted with mammoth multi-million-dollar “cottages” built and bought by the likes of Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, Marty Short, Steven Spielberg, Kenny G and Cindy Crawford.

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Norman Bethune to Bobby Orr: Muskoka-Parry Sound's Hometown Heroes E-mail

Like every community worth its salt, Muskoka-Parry Sound is quick to trumpet its success stories—home-grown or not.Festival_of_the_Arts_-_Hawksley_Workman_reduced

Let’s be fair. With a year-round population of 58,000 and settlement that goes back just 150 years, the gene pool in Muskoka-Parry Sound is--somewhat limited. So when it comes to claiming made-goods as our own, you can’t blame us for stretching things a bit.

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