Parcs Canada
Niagara-on-the-Lake National Historic Site of Canada is an early 19th-century Loyalist town located on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, recognized for its exceptional collection of buildings constructed between 1815 and 1859. The historic district encompasses 25 city blocks and features over 90 residential, commercial, ecclesiastical, and institutional buildings primarily designed in the British Classical tradition.
Established in 1779, the town developed into a significant military and cultural center, briefly serving as the capital of Upper Canada. Its well-preserved streetscapes and commitment to heritage conservation reflect the community's dedication to maintaining the historical character of this prominent Loyalist colonial town.
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