City of Owen Sound

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This area of the upper Great Lakes was first formally surveyed in 1815 by William Fitzwilliam Owen and Lieutenant Henry W. Bayfield. The inlet was named "Owen's Sound" in honour of Admiral Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen, the explorer Owen's older brother.

Scenery

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Inglis Falls		Harrison Park	Weaver's Creek Falls
Weaver's Creek Trail	West Inner Harbour	Jones Falls	Hogg's Falls
Sauble Beach Spring	Irish Mountain View	Sauble Falls Segment	Side Stream
Flowerpot in the Making	Indian Falls	Indian Falls	Indian Falls
Indian Falls	Mill Dam & Fish Ladder	bridge	Summer Hike
Bruce Caves Pathway	A Few Tracks Saved	Black History Cairn	Spirit Rock Staircase
Bruce's Caves	The Corran	The Corran	Summer Inglis
Wild Daisies	Tree Top Walk	Practice Carriages	Bayshore Sunset
	10th Street Hill	Inglis Falls	Inglis Falls

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35th Annual Summerfolk Set to Begin!
Summerfolk starts tomorrow! Have you got your tickets yet? The Gates at Kelso Beach in Owen Sound opens at 4:30pm on Friday,August 20th, with on-line tickets no longer being available after 9pm tonight (Thursday). Although you will be able to get tickets at the Festival gate after 3pm on Friday.

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