Fort Frances Specialty Attractions

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The Hallett

The Hallet is a logging boat that was used to haul logs on Rainy Lake until 1974. It was restored by the Fort Frances Museum and can be viewed at Pither's Point Park.

Address: Pither's Point Park | Fort Frances, ON

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Rainy Lake Mermaid

Statue was constructed by Gordon A. Schlichting in 1932 and is fabricated out of steel rods, old boat propellers and cement. The mermaid sits upon a rock in the centre of Rainy Lake.

Address: Rainy Lake | Fort Frances, ON

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Fort Frances Murals

Fort Frances visitors can view the history of the area in its murals painted on its many side-street walls and buildings. Themes include early settlers and the beginnings of the paper mill industry in the region.

Address: Scott Street, Portage Avenue, Mowat Avenue | Fort Frances, ON

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