Small Town Owned & Operated Custom Design, Heritage Restoration & Globetrotting Restoration Volunteer Family. One Of A Kind Reclaimed Furniture & Functional Art. Custom Designed and Handcrafted in
Muskoka, Ontario.
Georgian Bay is experiencing a beverage renaissance. Visit 26 wineries, breweries, cideries and distilleries.
Located in the former Artemesia township, Con. 8, Lot 31 (SE of Eugenia).
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Since the fall of 1994 we have been making organic yogurt, and now kefir, with milk from our cows. Right here on our farm.
The SEDC is a private, non-profit organization whose mandate is to actively pursue and encourage the development, implementation and maintenance of local initiatives that promote community development, job creation and the growth of small businesses. As a Community Futures Development Corporation with a history of serving small business clients for over 25 years, we provide 3 primary areas of service - Loans and equity investment, small business counselling, and community economic development
South-East Grey Support Services Pavilion
Is your group or office in need of a venue for a special event? For All Your Meeting Needs and any other function you may require a location for
139 acre nature retreat offers workshops, speakers, yoga and dance, meditation, spa services, luxuirous accommodation and is available for retreats, corporate meetings and leisure events, weddings and family reunions.
Owner Sue Tennant is also founder and president of Freeschools World Literacy, which is supported by the retreat. See www.freeschools.org for more info.
Cement pieces are original creations involving mold making, slip casting in earthenware and casting in cement. The inspiration for the work is "sourced" from folkloric imagery and symbolism.
Located in the former Osprey Township, Con. 3, Lot 60.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Priceville, Ont.) was formed in 1925 by non-concurring Presbyterians of the former St. Columba Presbyterian Church, Priceville. The congregation initially met in members’ homes and in MacKinnon Hall. The first minister was the Rev. Sutherland who chose not to enter into Church Union but remained with his Presbyterian congregation. A new church was constructed and was finished between 1933 and 1935. The name St. Andrew’s was in use by 1934, prior to this date, the congregation had been known as Priceville Presbyterian Church.