Olde Sandwich Towne is an area very rich in history.   It is the oldest continuous European settlement in Ontario, as evidenced by its 31 historical sites from 1798 to the early 1900s as well as numerous historical murals throughout the community.  For hundreds of years "Neutral Nations"-aboriginals including Ottawa, Potawotamis, Wyandots and Chippewas--inhabited the Sandwich area prior to the arrival of Europeans.  In addition, Canada's Anti-Slavery Law in 1793 and the Emancipation Act in 1833 resulted in many black refugees crossing the Detroit River into the Sandwich area. Thus, it became an important terminal on the famous Underground Railroad.

Learn more about Olde Sandiwch Towne at www.oldesandwichtowne.com, or contact the Olde Sandwich Towne Business Improvement Association (BIA) at

3225 Sandwich St., Unit B

Windsor, ON  N9C 1A9

Telephone: (519) 255-9993

Email: smtc@bellnet.ca