SNOCRUISE  TITANIC PAGE
1912-1967


SNOCRUISE will drive your snowmobile for you, if we have to cross a road way.


SNOCRUISE will check with you often, to make sure your gear and your snowmobile is functioning properly.


SNOCRUISE will stop often if you wish, so you can communicate with your friends and family!


SNOCRUISE is there when you get stuck! Getting stuck  is half the fun!


SNOCRUISE is always there at just the right time to take some snaps for you that you can share with the world!

If your feeling like you are in over your head just wave! SNOCRUISE is there to help!


SNOCRUISE always, when ever possible, tries to end our day with a nice Sunset .


1935 MAP


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 SNOCRUISE VISITS TITANIC!!
Titanic (1912 to 1967) was originally named Mourey (1911 to 1912), named after a local parish priest. After the Titanic sunk in the Atlantic the Post Office applied to Ottawa, and luck would have it their application was received first and they were granted the name change. The town maybe could of survived had the Canadian National Railway built, made it that far. It turns out that the town of Carlton (1890-) became the end of the line for the now abandoned railway which had extended north from the town of Dalmeny.


Link to Tracks



14-09

Visiting the cemetery at the town site I thought what I had read earlier on the internet was correct about no other buildings or structures, but just when I was about to drive away I noticed many old log and 30's-40's sided remains in the trees. Enjoy!

Other links related to the Nisbet's History. Nisbet Forest and area  Snocruise rides with a  little mix of local history in pictures. 

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