I first met Dr. MacCallum in October 1912 when he visited Jim MacDonald's studio

I had a love of music, especially the Mendelssohn Choir in Toronto

Tom Thomson's Shack. A sketch by Arthur Lismer

This is my canoe. The Crockett model 17'

Prepare yourself for Last Spring Redux: Tom Thomson's final weeks, relived via Twitter - The Globe and Mail http://t.co/qTAlhcZxNp

Reading the Grand Trunk Railway brochures on Algonquin Park: 'No guns, cameras welcome. Shoot the wildlife and take home the picture'

Great War Update, Mar 21, 1917: U.S. ship Healdton bound from Philadelphia to Rotterdam is sunk without warning: 21 lost.

Arthur Lismer said he never saw a porcupine, so I introduced him to a family of porcupines.

Mar 21, 1917 TORONTO GLOBE: FOE HOTLY PURSUED IN WEST. TEUTONS ABANDON HINDENBURG LINE AS ANGLO-FRENCH PRESSURE GROWS

1915-16 Forest Undergrowth III

1915 Snow in the Woods

Lismer said I was a wonder with canoe, axe and fishing line.

Louise Julyan and her friend comes by to visit. They went to the @OSAartists Exhibition

In a pinch, one part bacon grease and ten parts spruce gum can be used to repair a canoe

Two days before I go up North. Follow the Journal of My Last Spring of 1917. ttlastspring.com

Read about it in the papers. Follow the days of my last spring. http://t.co/WmL6EzAn2n

Now for a long smoke with the pipe, whisky in hand. Beatty's not getting his Victrola back anytime soon...

The land that raises you will always be a part of you.

U.S. Steamship Healdton, tanker, gross 4,489 tons; torpedoed and sunk by German sub 25 miles north of Terschelling, Holland, 20 killed.

I am quite pleased with this one. I should have put this in the OSA Exhibition asking $500