flar
Active Member
The Hamilton Series continues with Stoney Creek, an eastern suburb of Hamilton on the south shore of Lake Ontario. This is mostly "old town" Stoney Creek. Many people don't realize that largely suburban Stoney Creek has a downtown.
Looking out over Stoney Creek (more mountain views at the end)
Stoney Creek was first settled just after the American Revolution by United Empire Loyalists. Most of Stoney Creek is typically suburban, this is the "old town" along King St.
Lake Ave
This monument commemorates the site of a decisive battle in which the outnumbered Canadian Militia defeated the Americans during the War of 1812.
This is Battlefield House, now a museum.
Now the views from Stoney Creek Mountain...
Looking west toward Hamilton
The mountain can be a very dangerous place...
Looking out over Stoney Creek (more mountain views at the end)
Stoney Creek was first settled just after the American Revolution by United Empire Loyalists. Most of Stoney Creek is typically suburban, this is the "old town" along King St.
Lake Ave
This monument commemorates the site of a decisive battle in which the outnumbered Canadian Militia defeated the Americans during the War of 1812.
This is Battlefield House, now a museum.
Now the views from Stoney Creek Mountain...
Looking west toward Hamilton
The mountain can be a very dangerous place...