We are open all year round, come see, stay a night, spend a week, genuine hospitality warm & friendly welcome, in comfortable suites, downtown Thamesville (Hwy 21 at Hwy 2).
Located in a historic area, location of Chief Tecumseh, Canada First Nations' last stand (1812 battle site & Fairfield Museum), Empire Loyalist Settlers, Underground Railroad terminal for USA slaves escaping to Canada (Uncle Tom's Cabin Museum), Thamesville Threshing Festival, Bothwell Antique Car Show, Bothwell Black Gold Days, Florence Grand Ole Power Days, Greenview Aviaries & Zoo, Dresden Harness Raceway, etc.
Beds Available: Twin, Double,
Bathrooms Ensuite,
Crossroads Bed & Breakfast, Hwy #2 and #21.
price per night $50.00, $60.00 & $70.00.
We have 2, 3 & 4 room private suites with private baths in each suite. Fully set up as a home away from home.
We are open all year round, come see, stay a night, spend a week, genuine hospitality warm & friendly welcome, in comfortable suites, walk downtown.
Located in an area of historic happenings, battle site of Chief Tecumseh's 1812 Canada First Nations Last Stand (and museum), Empire Loyalist Settlers, and the end of the "Underground Railroad".
Robertson Davies, CC, FRSC, FRSL (born August 28, 1913 at Thamesville, Ontario, and died December 2, 1995 at Orangeville, Ontario) was a Canadian novelist, playwright, critic, journalist, and professor. He was one of Canada's best-known and most popular authors, and one of its most distinguished men-of-letters.
His Photo is
seen below...
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Thamesville's
famous tourist attraction:
"The Maize"
(click below)
V
"WESTOVER" is within walking distance from "Crossroads".
A train carrying 183 passengers and 8 crew has collided with 4 stationary tanker cars near Thamesville. The accident involved VIA Rail train consisting of 4 passenger cars hauled by a single locomotive, at noon on a Friday, 23 April, 1999.
Two of the crew, the engineer and a trainee engineer were killed in the train. VIA Rail said that some 100 passengers were taken to local hospitals, adding "no passenger fatalities".
"Crossroads" is located in colourful, fun Chatham-Kent.
Inside an intesting business
called "SLOANS" in nearby rural Bothwell, Ont.
Thamesville's Historic Bridge (click web address below)
