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Rare Napoleonic War-Era Square-Cut White Oak

Logs End recently recovered a rare cache of massive, hand-hewn white oak timbers, lost in a log run during the Napoleonic War era. Boasting rich colours and a vintage charm, this is the only known product of its type and history in the world today.

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Logs End's treasure hunting dive team hits hardwood gold!

Today Logs End’s dive team stumbled across dozens of yellow birch and red oak beams all marked by lumber baron, founder of Eganville and the Pontiac’s first elected politician John Egan’s stamp. John Egan’s mill closed in 1854 so at the earliest these beams have been in the water for at least 155 years! These treasures continue what has been a great summer for Logs End.

Logs End looks forward to what will be discovered tomorrow…

Soaked in history

Gord Black is panning the Ottawa River for wooden gold, giant timbers left behind from 150 years of logging. Now this born-entrepreneur and his wife Kathy have built a riverfront home where every log can tell a story.

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