Canadian. C. 1880s. Paper. Located at the corner of Muskoka Road and Royal Street, the Royal Hotel, also known as "Cooper's Hotel", was a notable Gravenhurst establishment catering to travellers and tourists. Constructed circa 1860, the hotel became a prominent local landmark before being lost in the Great Gravenhurst fire of 1887. This print is likely a page from a period atlas or souvenir publication of the late 19th century. It exhibits applied colour consistent with commercial printing techniques of that era for such publications and serves as a visual record of a prominent Gravenhurst intersection. This image is not commonly seen in colour. Marked, "Royal Hotel, Gravenhurst, E. Cooper, Proprietor. Best hotel in Town for Tourists, Sportsmen or Business Men". Poster: 19.5" x 16.5". Framed: 23.75" x 20.75" x 1". From the Jon and Lyne Dellandrea Collection. Canadian. C. 1880s. Located at the corner of Muskoka Road and Royal Street, the Royal Hotel, also known as "Cooper's Hotel", was a notable Gravenhurst establishment catering to travellers and tourists. Constructed circa 1860, the hotel became a prominent local landmark before being lost in the Great Gravenhurst fire of 1887. This print is likely a page from a period atlas or souvenir publication of the late 19th century. It exhibits applied colour consistent with commercial printing techniques of that era for such publications and serves as a visual record of a prominent Gravenhurst intersection. This image is not commonly seen in colour. Marked, "Royal Hotel, Gravenhurst, E. Cooper, Proprietor. Best hotel in Town for Tourists, Sportsmen or Business Men".