For millennia, the moccasined feet of hunters
and fishers traversed the isthmus between the Rideau and Mud (Newboro)
Lakes. European explorers and missionaries, traders and pioneers
followed.
Due to it's prime location, surrounded by
waterways, Newboro thrived as a place of trade and commerce in
throughout the 19th century. Now it has become a popular vacation
spot.
Image courtesy of
Heritage Walking Tour.
1. St. Mary's Anglican Church
2. Court House
3. Richard Blake House
4. Thomas Patrick Foster House
5. "Dominion House" Hotel
6. R.O. Leggett Shop and House
7. Foster House
8. Benjamin J. Tett House
9. Block House
10. John Poole Tett House
11. John Draffin House
12. J.T. Gallagher House
13. Union Building
Directions:
Begin your tour at any of the locations on the
map.
Official Website:
Heritage Walking Tour
