Location ID: #19834
8 of 30 photos
Springside Park is home to small waterfalls that powered Napanee’s many mills 200 years ago. Historically, below the falls, the river was navigable by cargo schooners, and from early spring to late fall, schooners and sailboats moved down the river ...
Location ID: #19787
8 of 23 photos
This 200-acre conservation area has 6.5 km of trails varying in intensity. It undergoes constant improvement and restoration, making it perfectly suited for its yearly Family Fishing Day in June. It’s large sheltered picnic tables offer space to ...
Location ID: #19786
8 of 15 photos
Sager Conservation Area is a 47 acres piece of land whose main attraction is a 30-foot-tall lookout tower. A short 1 km trail leads up to the metal structure, and another 48 steps up the tower will leave you at the top, looking at trees as far as ...
Location ID: #19778
8 of 30 photos
Waterfront park featuring paved walking paths, a small playground for children, gazebos and pavilions, and a small pier with room for boat docking. Beautiful sand beach that is supervised during the summer period, as well as washrooms, change rooms, ...
Location ID: #13445
8 of 78 photos
Founded in 1963 the museum complex includes six buildings: 1899 stone church; 1887 log school house; 1933 brick school house; 1890 two room log cabin; 1912 general store and a large wooden barn with drive shed. The buildings are situated on both ...
Location ID: #11729
8 of 23 photos
Bridge over river near Humber Valley is a pedestrian only footbridge, could be accessed by motorized vehicle with removal of barriers.
Location ID: #16084
6 photos
Starlet is a women's clothing, accessories, shoes, jewellery, and gift shop located in the heart of downtown Napanee. Opened in 2006, the building has been restored to its former glory. Store is approx. 4,000 sq ft, with high ceilings, exposed brick ...
Location ID: #5767
8 of 143 photos
St Marys is a town in southwestern Ontario, located on the Thames River. The first settlers arrived in the early 1840’s, attracted by the area's natural resources. The town is also known by its nickname, "The Stone Town", due to its many structures ...
Location ID: #18424
8 of 55 photos
A beautiful historic neighbourhood in Sault Ste. Marie. Close proximity to the waterfront and downtown. Known in Sault Ste. Marie as S.L.U.M Neighbourhood (Simpson, Leo, Upton, McGregor). Old meets new in this walkable neighbourhood that is anchored ...
Location ID: #18321
8 of 50 photos
Sunderland is a small community situated approximately 100km northeast of Toronto in Brock Township. It has a midwestern and lndustrial look.
Location ID: #5641
8 of 9 photos
Small park at the top of Clarence Access. Former site of an incline railway. The remains of that facility include stone walls and wooden beams. Large open grassy area with large mature trees. 2.59 acres
Location ID: #5518
8 of 47 photos
Small park split in two by an elevated rail line. Basketball court and cement pad. Playground and benches. Pedestrian underpass to Ferguson Ave South. Surrounding residences are a mix of downscale houses and apartment high rises. 0.88 acres
Location ID: #5425
8 of 19 photos
Situated on the Mountain Brow at the top of the Jolley Cut. 8 acres. Features a rock garden, ornamental benches, lighted walkways including a stone staircase. Wildflowers and grasses. Panoramic views of city and harbour. Parking on site.
Location ID: #5863
8 of 14 photos
Small cemetery with winding dirt road. Very hilly ground. Older cemetery with mature trees and period headstones. No no parking available.
Location ID: #5900
8 of 135 photos
City in Northern Ontario, located about four hours north of Toronto, which was founded following the discovery of nickel ore by Tom Flanagan, a Canadian Pacific Railway blacksmith in 1883, when the transcontinental railway was near completion. ...
Location ID: #11031
8 of 41 photos
Sherman Ave runs from old Victorian residential tree lined street through commercial to industrial. Several major intersections, rail crossings and downscale residential and industrial combination.
Location ID: #17904
8 of 16 photos
Boxing club in Scarborough with boxing ring, weight room, reception area. Parking lot at the front of the brick building.
Location ID: #17906
8 of 19 photos
Boxing gym on the lower level or a building. Entrance on Sheridan Ave. Boxing ring, punching bags, weight training area, lockers, and florescent lighting.
Location ID: #5706
8 of 36 photos
A wide commercial street in Toronto with narrow storefronts, several old buildings and streetcar tracks running down the centre of the road.
Location ID: #17879
8 of 14 photos
Downscale residential area.
Location ID: #9319
8 of 52 photos
Snake Road is a rural winding, hilly road that is 4 km, two lane, hard top, running between Thomson Drive in Waterdown and ends at Beth Jacob Cemetery in Burlington. The road passes under Highway 403 and has a single car width rail line overpass.
Location ID: #16942
8 of 42 photos
Small town church built in 1852 located in the heart of Rockwood. The church itself is located on a large green space next to a parish hall community centre. Grey stone exteriors with tower and arched windows. Entrance lobby has stairway and chair ...
Location ID: #14947
8 of 45 photos
Located in St.-Charles, this arena features a large skating rink for ice hockey or curling, as well as player boxes, bleachers, an enclosed mezzanine level. Several dressing rooms including one with a sliding barn door. Large upper hall with long ...
Location ID: #5431
8 of 16 photos
Man-made lake in former sand quarry. Accessible by gravel roads with beaches at shoreline.