The Lake Erie cross, erected July, 1922. A brief record of the discovery and occupation of the north shore of Lake Erie (1669-1670) by the Sulpician priests François Dollier de Casson and René de Bréhant de Galinée who on March 23rd, 1670, erected a cross, at the foot of which they affixed a procès-verbal, with the arms of France, thus taking possession in the name of their king
Canada. National Parks Branch (1909-1936)