Ontario
Visited is pleased to welcome Pathways to Peace ~ Western Corridor
1812-1814 to our Article Section of Ontario Visited ~ War
of 1812 Website. We thought we would start by introducing the Western Corridor 1812-1814 Projects.
We welcome you to visit their website at www.westerncorridor1812.com for all details and current information.
Route
1812 ~ INTRODUCTION (Excerpt)
This historic trail is a collection of nine trails with each section showing the entire trail followed by detailed inserts showing how to navigate to the specific 1812 sites along the Route. There is also a full index in the back giving detailed information on the sites listed.
This historic trail is a collection of nine trails with each section showing the entire trail followed by detailed inserts showing how to navigate to the specific 1812 sites along the Route. There is also a full index in the back giving detailed information on the sites listed.
Welcome to Route 1812. The route is a collection of historic trails
used 200 years ago by Native warriors, British soldiers and settlers throughout
Southern Ontario . These trails will take you on a historic
journey as you learn what happened in Upper Canada
(Southern Ontario ) during the War of
1812. Feel free to explore these trails
in any direction and order. You will
find historic sites, museums, events, and even colourful Barn Quilts along the way;
all telling the local story of how the war affected various settlements. Stop at the communities along the way to
fully explore the local sites as you learn how the original settlers defended
their homes and forged our nationhood.
Please respect private property. There is so much to see and do, plan to visit
again. Join us with Ontario
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