HISTORY OF CORNWALL SQUARE: return to A LANDMARK DESTINATION
Between 20,000 and 25,000 people jammed the Cornwall Square when it opened to much fanfare on October 3, 1979. Boasting...
Did you know about …The Tunnels of Cornwall?
One stormy September night in 1866, the lone guard outside of the Cornwall jail retreated from the rain to his...
WINTER FUN and some of it is even FREE!
Discouraged and bored by winter and can’t think of anything to do except channel surf? Don’t be, SD & G...
The Grand Old man of Cornwall – Duncan Munroe
Cornwall has always had men and women who have put their community before themselves. Now largely forgotten, Duncan Monroe was...
IRISH CORNWALL – a “Blast from the Past”
Here is a bit of history about Irish Cornwall brought to you today, on St. Patrick's Day, by Ian Bowering....
A “Happy Valentine’s Day” Idea – Go on a Romantic Walk and DISCOVER HISTORIC CORNWALL … Part 2
This month's walk (Part 2 of 4 of our "Discover Historic Cornwall" walks is perfect for Valentine's Day and begins...
Do you know Cornwall had it’s own money?
Canadians have used a vast array of materials to stand in for government issued currency , ranging from playing cards...
Pick up a New Habit … Start Walking and DISCOVER HISTORIC CORNWALL … part 1.
Yes, we are once again in lockdown, but exercise and fresh air is still important. Walking during the day is...
A voyage into hops and barley land
To combat this summer’s heat, I went on a beer tour of SD&G; an otherwise impossible quest until Rurban Brewing...
A trip down Peanut Line
Are you feeling hemmed in due to the pandemic and longing for some escapism? Look no further than your own...
