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Knotty Pine Inn – 3067 Dougall Avenue

No date on this post card, I’m guessing late 1960’s? The caption on the back reads:

    KNOTTY PINE INN
    3067 Dougall Rd., Windsor, Ontario, Canada
    On Hwy. 3B, One Mile to Hwy. 401

    European Cuisine and Service – Fine Wines and
    Cocktails – Formal and Informal Dining Rooms.
    Open 11 A.M. to 1 A.M.
    – Excellent Wedding and Banquet Facilities –
    – For 20 to 200 Persons –
    Telephone 969-4810 – Area 519

The ad above is from the 1958 Phone Book.

Anyone remember this place? Did this become the Other Place?

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