Situated at the crossing point of two rivers, our little town was once indigenous hunting ground, until European settlers arrived in the 1840’s taking advantage of the rich deposits of limestone. Much of the original architecture remains, giving the village an old world charm.
The television series, Murdoch Mysteries, has used our train station and one of our original streets as setting for two of their episodes.
No big city here, but all the sweetness of a thriving community of 7,000 people.
(Submitted for Nancy Merrill’s A Photo a Week challenge: city/ town scape
Also including in Lens-Artists photo challenge: history.)
One Woman's Quest II 
Very picturesque, lovely and inviting.
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Thank you. We think so.
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It would make for a fun holiday.
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pretty place…n lovely clicks!
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Thank you!
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Lovely little town. Very photogenic!
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Isn’t it. That’s exactly what I said when we moved there.
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I just love the stone architecture. It never loses character!
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It does not! Such charm.
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