By Walter S. Herrington. xii+426p. (1913)

The history of Lennox and Addington highlights the struggles and resilience of early settlers, particularly loyalists like Addington, who faced significant challenges during the Revolutionary War. The region experienced notable developments, including the rebuilding of Fort Frontenac and the establishment of a thriving community despite hardships in agriculture and rudimentary living conditions. Economic activities were characterized by barter systems and promissory notes, while concerns over unqualified medical practitioners led to calls for regulation, showcasing the evolving dynamics of this historical area. This rich narrative of perseverance and growth is essential for understanding the foundations of Lennox and Addington's community today.