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Carleton Place Town Hall
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The Carleton Place Town Hall was built in 1895-97. This three-storey majestic stone building is located on the south shore of the Mississippi River. Its riverbank location allows an open view from various points on the far shore and Central Bridge. The bell tower and turrets extend skyward, emphasizing the picturesque roofline. Photo: P199, CC-BY-SA-3.0
- 175 Bridge St, Carleton Place, ON K7C 2V8
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- https://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=9810
Home Town of Arthur Roy Brown
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At this house in Carleton Place was born the famous Arthur Roy Brown, a World War 1 flying ace credited with ten aerial victories. His most famous of these victories was against Manfred von Richthofen, otherwise known as the “Red Barron.” Although different in appearance than in 1900, the house still stands proud as a […]
- 146 Judson St, Carleton Place, ON, K7C 2S9
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- https://1000towns.ca/arthur-roy-brown-fighter-pilot/
Moore House
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One of the oldest buildings in Carleton Place, this log home was originally built by J.P. Moore, one of the area’s first settlers. Today, the Moore house is home to the Carleton Place Chamber of Commerce and the Visitor Information center. The house is also believed to be haunted due to the death of 21-year-old […]
- 170 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, ON, K7C 2V7
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- https://www.captroybrown.ca/moorehouse.html
Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum
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A beautiful stone building was constructed in 1872. Originally the Town hall and jail, it was converted into Victoria School in 1879 until closing in 1969. The museum boasts a collection of historical artifacts and pictures detailing the history of Carleton. A historic labyrinth featured in meditation and community events is included on the museum […]
Hackberry Park
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Hackberry Park is home to the largest grouping of Hackberry trees in eastern Ontario. The trees are believed to have been brought here by the indigenous peoples for medicinal qualities. The park is excellent for enjoying peaceful nature, a nice picnic, or a good book. The park boasts a nice view of the dam. Photo: […]
- 91 Mill Street, Carleton Place, ON
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- https://lanarkcountytourism.com/a-special-little-ecosystem/
Carleton Place Canoe Club
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The Carleton Place Canoe Club is the oldest continually operating Canoe Club in Canada. It was formed in 1893 by the Ottawa Valley Canoe Association. The club is nestled on the shores of the Mississippi River in the heart of Carleton Place. The club caters to all ages in skill levels, from beginner paddlers to […]
Stompin’ Tom Mural
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This mural honours the country music star Stompin’ Tom Connors. Connors was a frequent performer at Carleton Place’s Mississippi Hotel and was a key factor in saving the building from demolition in 1990. It includes the famous song lyric, “Everyone’ll tell ya around Carleton Place, the Mississippi dripped off of Big Joe’s Face.” Check other […]
Home Town of Songwriter Jordan McIntosh
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Jordan James McIntosh is a country and pop singer-songwriter. He was born in Ottawa and is presently based in Carleton Place. McIntosh won the 2014 Country Music Association of Ontario award for Rising Star. His father owns and operates McIntosh Automotive Centre in Carleton Place. Read more about Jordan McIntosh | People of Small Towns
- 10471 Trans-Canada Hwy, Carleton Place, ON K7C 0C4
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Centennial Park / Beach
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Centennial Park is built in 1967 and includes a beach with a swimming area, picnic spots, and a soccer field. The park also boasts a small dock for canoe and kayak rentals. During the summer, from mid-June to the end of August. From the centennial park, visitors have access to nature-filled trails perfect for biking, […]
Mississippi Golf Club
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The Mississippi golf club is a scenic course located just off Highway 7. The course features the Mississippi river running through the features, and the historical, natural layout offers numerous features making the course as challenging or benign as the player desires. The course also features a full, modern clubhouse with a new bar, dining […]
Boulton House
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Situated in a stone building, originally the site of a riverside milling operation, until a fire in 1970 destroyed the five-story grain elevator putting an end to the use of the mill. The building is now used for the Boulton House, an excellent spot for scratch dining, wine, and cocktails. With fine dining, a great […]
Black Tartan Kitchen
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The chef and owner of Black Tartan Kitchen has worked at the 2 Michelin Starred “Chez Dominique” in Helsinki, Finland. Having studied culinary arts at George Brown College, he is guaranteed to excite your palate in his lovely, contemporary restaurant. Photo: blacktartankitchen.com
Home Town of Hardy Boys Author
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Charles Leslie McFarlane was a journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and filmmaker. He is mostly famous for the very successful Hardy Boys mystery series for children and teens, using the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon. McFarlane was born in 1902 in Carleton Place. He had contract work with the Stratemeyer Syndicate on the early volumes of the Hardy […]
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