Information about PRESCOTT

Travel Place Prescott

PRESCOTT

Prescott history: Another 19^th century town, Prescott is the site of the International Bridge to Ogdensburg, New York. The harbor area has been overhauled and has a busy Mariana, but there isn’t anything of note for the traveler. Just to the east of the downtown area and walk able from the centre is the fort Wellington National Historic Site. 

The original fort was built during the War of 1812. The Prescott was rebuilt in 1838 and served militarily until the 1920s.

Travel Places to Visit Morrisburg and Upper Canada Village

Information about Morrisburg & Upper Canada Village

Morrisburg & Upper Canada Village

Morrisburg Ontario lies west of Cornwall on the St Lawrence River. Despite its small size, it’s known far and wide for its good historic site- Upper Canada Village, the detailed recreation of a country town from the 1860s. About 40 buildings and costumed workers bring the past to life. There’s a blacksmith’s shop, inn and sawmill as well as a working farm, all set by the river.

You’ll need at least several hours to fully explore the site, which is open from mid May to roughly mid-October. Hours are 9.30 a, to 5 pm. Admission is $13, less for kids and there’s a $30 family rate.

Information about Cornwall

Travel Places to visit Cornwall

Corn wall

In this article you can find out some information about Canada Cornwall and Cornwall tourism. The Cornwall Canada is the first city of any size in Ontario along the St Lawrence Valley and has the Seaway International Bridge to the USA. Cornwall was here in the 1870s that Thomas Edison, creator if the light bulb, helped set up the first factory lit by electricity.

Despite this corner of Ontario having Scottish and Loyalist ancestry, there is a good-sized French population in Cornwell.