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Historical Markers in Mooretown

 
By Tim Boyd, May 11, 2025
The Early Riverfront Townships Marker
1 ► Ontario, Lambton County, Mooretown — The Early Riverfront Townships — St. George’s Square Commemorative Park —
On Emily Street 0.1 kilometers north of Victoria Street, on the left when traveling north.
The first block of land in Lambton County and the first township to be established within the bounds of the present St. Clair Township was purchased from the Chippewa First Nation by the Crown in 1796. It was named Shawanese Township and was known . . . — — Map (db m272613) HM
2 ► Ontario, Lambton County, Mooretown — St. Clair Township’s Family Tree — St. George’s Square Commemorative Park —
On Emily Street at Victoria Street, on the left when traveling north on Emily Street.
This park located in Mooretown has been set aside to commemorate Canada's 150th anniversary (1867-2017). St. Clair Township is named for the St. Clair River which forms its western boundary. Lake St. Clair (Lac Sainte-Clair) and the St. Clair River . . . — — Map (db m272611) HM
3 ► Ontario, Lambton County, Mooretown — Township of Moore —
On Emily Street 0.1 kilometers north of Victoria Street when traveling north.
The Township of Moore was incorporated in 1850 as part of the County of Lambton, and celebrated its 150th anniversary in the millennium year 2000. Prior to 1850, Moore Twp. was included along with Sombra Twp. as part of the original St. Clair . . . — — Map (db m272637) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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