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Close by the rail crossing was The Junction Hotel, later becoming The Lawson Hotel after a change in ownership. Perhaps it was best known as Murph’s Place when retired NHL player Ron Murphy took ownership.
It was also known as the Hagersville Inn and The Old Lawson House.
Now it is close. But check the famous Hagersville place.
Photo: Google Street View
Dairy Bar is an ice cream shop operating since the spring of 1962. They offer over 60 rich and famous ice cream flavours such as vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, cotton candy, butter pecan, maple walnut, ripple, blueberry cheesecake, pumpkin pie, and so much more!
You can ask for ice cream in a cone or buy sundaes, 2 litres, or a 10.2L tube. There’s a size that is suitable for everyone! If you are diabetic or have a super-reduced diet, they have a sugar-free low-fat ice cream that is perfect for you.
If none of those work for you, you can always have frozen yogurt or sherbet; both are options you can’t go wrong with!
Photo: Google Street View
Asian Kitchen is a Chinese food restaurant. You can explore the flavours of Chinese cuisine that are made using only high-quality and fresh ingredients.
They offer special family dinners starting at 28.55 for dinner for two and going up to $83.95 for dinner for 6.
The menu includes various appetizers, soup, rice, sauce, chow mein, egg noodles, lo mein, and much more.
Photo: Google Street View
The Princess Submarines restaurant has been serving for over 45 years. It specializes in various types of subs. They even have their secret sub-sauce.
Today, they offer customers not only subs but also various other items such as burgers, fries, chicken wings, and chicken nuggets. If you are in town, check them out and try their signature 12” sub called “The Princess”!
Photo: https://www.facebook.com/princesssubmarine
The Eaglesnest Motorsport Park began operating in 1980 with the goal of staying a family-oriented park. The first track of the park was created on the front lawn of the owner’s property.
However, as the years have gone by, they have expanded the track to the backfield, where many races have taken place, such as the sanctioned motocross racing events, Offroad Tough Trucks, and snowmobile races.
If you plan to visit the park, sign the adult waiver or fill in the minor forms before going!
Photo: https://www.facebook.com/EaglesNestMotocross
The Taquanyah Conservation Area is a 136-hectare property in the Carolinian Zone. The species found in the area are typically found much further south in America.
Before 2005, there used to be a dam in the area, but it stopped operating. This allowed the area to be restored by adding new wetlands, ponds, and trails. With the help of Ducks Unlimited Canada, Six Nations of the Grand River, Habitat Haldimand, and the Haldimand Stewardship Network, the conservation project succeeded.
Today, you can enjoy a beautiful nature walk on the trails with interpretive signs to help you understand the property.
Photo: Google Maps, Amy Everets
