McOuat tragically died in the fall of 1918 while fishing.
He intended the home to be a dowry for his future bride that he was yet to meet in person. It is located on the shores of White Otter Lake in Ontario and can only be accessed by snow mobile, plane or boat. T he three story log cabin was single-handedly built over many years by eccentric Jimmy McOuat. Haunted Cabins and Ghost Stories White Otter Castle Today, the once-thriving little resort town is located in an out-of-the-way spot that few people visit.What’s scarier than a haunted house? Of course it’s a haunted log cabin in the woods! If you’re into ghosts, apparitions and the paranormal, you’ll want to check out these Haunted cabins. Monegaw Springs, like many of the other spring-water towns, declined dramatically after the mineral-water craze passed, and its fate as a near ghost town was sealed when the building of the Baldwin Lakes cut off easy access to the town. A bluff above the river near the cave became known locally as Younger Lookout. The Youngers often frequented one of the town's hotels and an adjacent tavern, and they used a secluded cave on the nearby Osage River as a hideout.
It was during this time that it became a hideout for the infamous Younger gang. It was rebuilt and began to flourish as a resort after the Civil War. It was established before the Civil War and, like its neighbor to the east, was burned by Jim Lane and his Kansas jayhawkers during the war. One of the earliest such resort towns in the Ozarks was Monegaw Springs, located about nine or ten miles west of Osceola in St.
In fact, nearly all towns in the region that have the words "springs" on the end of their name were founded as mineral-water spas or resorts. A few months ago, I wrote a brief entry about Eldorado Springs in Cedar County, Missouri, and I noted that it was one of many towns throughout the Ozarks that sprang up during the mineral water craze of the later 1800s and early 1900s.
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