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1. Nobleton
Nobleton Pop. 3,177. In Reg. Mun. of York, on C. Rds. 11 & 27,45 km. NW of Toronto. Settlement began in 1812, and the place is named after Joseph Noble, an early storekeeper.
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2. Alexis Interiors & Accessories (Kleinburg, 7km)
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3. Hawthorne House (Kleinburg, 7km)
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4. Kleinburg Book Company (Kleinburg, 7km)
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5. Olde Teddy Bear Shoppe (Kleinburg, 7km)
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6. Rock of Ages (Kleinburg, 7km)
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7. Kleinburg (Kleinburg, 7km)
Pop. 1,360. Part of the Town of Vaughan in the Reg. Mun. of York on a branch of the Humber R. and C. Rd. 27, 28 km NW of Toronto.
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8. Seasons Gallery (Bolton, 7km)
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9. Chez Thrift (Bolton, 7km)
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10. Bolton Fair (Bolton, 7km)
Enjoy the Fair season throughout Ontario and congratulate the organizers on the hard work and dedication of showcasing rural Ontario.
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11. Bolton (Bolton, 7km)
Pop. 11,353. Part of the Town ofCaledon, Reg. Mun. of Peel, on the Humber R. and C. Rds. 9, 11 & 50, 35 km. NE of Brampton.
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12. Wildfield (Bolton, 7km)
Pop. 300. In Albion and Toronto Gore Ts., Peel Region on C. Rds. 8 & 14, 10 km NW of Woodbridge.
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13. Piety Ridge Primitives (Schomberg, 12km)
Located in the historic old Schomberg feed mill, Piety Ridge Primitives takes you a step back in time with authentic reproduction furniture and accessories to recreate a 19th century atmosphere in the home.
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14. Sheena's Kitchen (Schomberg, 12km)
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15. Schomberg Agricultural Fair (Schomberg, 12km)
Come help Celebrate our 155th year.
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16. Piety Ridge Primitives (Schomberg, 12km)
Located in the historic old Schomberg feed mill, Piety Ridge Primitives takes you a step back in time with authentic reproduction furniture and accessories to recreate a 19th century atmosphere in the home.
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17. Dunkerron (Schomberg, 12km)
Pop. 14. In West Gwillimbury T., Simcoe C. on C. Rd. 27, 42 km NW of Toronto.
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18. Lloydtown (Schomberg, 12km)
Pop. 248. In King T., Reg. Mun. of Y ork on the west branch of the Holland R. and C. Rd. 16, just SW of the junction ofHwy 9 and C. Rd. 27, 47 km. NW of Toronto.
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19. Pottageville (Schomberg, 12km)
Pop. 1,240. In the Reg. Mun. of York, on C. Rd. 16,58 km. N of Toronto. The post office was opened in 1876. The community was named after Edward Pottage, a bailiff and leading citizen, who lived in the village 1844-1879.
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20. Schomberg (Schomberg, 12km)
Pop. 950. In King T., York C. on Hwy 9 and C. Rd. 27, 44 km. of Toronto. In 1860 the place was named Brownsville in honour of brothers Garrett, John, Robert and Thomas Brown, early settlers from Pennsylvania.
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21. Woodbridge Fair (Woodbridge, 14km)
Enjoy the Fair season throughout Ontario and congratulate the organizers on the hard work and dedication of showcasing rural Ontario.
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22. Woodbridge (Woodbridge, 14km)
Pop. 19,800. Part of the Town of Vaughan, Reg. Mun. 01 York on the Humber R. and C. Rds. 7 & 17, 26 km NW of Toronto.
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23. Pine Farms Orchard (OFFMA) (King City, 11km)
Apples grown in a dwarf orchard setting; easy to reach; comfortable atmosphere!
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24. King City (King City, 11km)
King City, Nobleton, Schomberg, Pottageville
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25. Township of King (King City, 11km)
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26. Kettleby (Kettleby, 14km)
Pop. 175. InKing T., Reg. Mun. of York on C. Rd. 55,1 km E of Hwy 400, 26 km N of Toronto.
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27. Maple (Maple, 12km)
Pop. 2,500. Part of the Town of Vaughan, Reg. Mun. of York on C. Rds. 6 & 25, 29 km. N of Toronto.
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28. Palgrave (Palgrave, 15km)
Pop. 856. In the Reg. Mun. of Peel, on the Humber R. and C. Rd. 50, 43 km NW of Brampton.
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29. Tottenham and New Tecumseth (Tottenham, 18km)
Pop. 4,322. In Tecumseth T., Simcoe C., on C. Rd. 10,48 km SW of Barrie. John Tegart, who arrived in 1823, was the first settler.
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30. Colgan (Tottenham, 18km)
Pop. 229. In Tecumseth T., Simcoe C., on C. Rd. 14, 2 km NE of Orangeville.
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31. Hockley (Tottenham, 18km)
Pop. 320. In Adjala T., Simcoe C., on the Nottawasaga R. and C. Rd. I, 44 krn NW of Brampton. The post office was established as Hockley in 1863 after Thomas Hockley, a local mill operator during the last half of the 19th century.
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32. Townsend (Tottenham, 18km)
Pop. 794. Part of the Town of Simcoe, Reg. Mun. of Haldimand Norfolk, on Nanticoke Cr. and C. Rd. 74,17 km NE of Simcoe.
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33. Where Angels Gather (Aurora, 18km)
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34. Town of Aurora and the Aurora Fair (Aurora, 18km)
Enjoy the Fair season throughout Ontario and congratulate the organizers on the hard work and dedication of showcasing rural Ontario.
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35. Ken T. Speirs Orchards (OFFMA) (Caledon, 17km)
Apples, apple cider, apple fibre powder, horse & deer treats and wood products
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36. Caledon Village and Caledon Fair (Caledon, 17km)
Enjoy the Fair season throughout Ontario and congratulate the organizers on the hard work and dedication of showcasing rural Ontario.
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37. Town of Caledon (Caledon, 17km)
Caledon Pop. 39,837. On the Credit R. and Hwy 10,24 km NW of Brampton.
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38. Mono Mills (Caledon, 17km)
Pop. 755. In Mono T., Dufferin C., on the Humber R. and Hwy 9 and Airport Rd., 9 km NE of Orangeville.
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39. Langstaff (Richmond Hill, 17km)
Pop. 1,095. Part of the Towns of Vaughan and Markham, Reg. Mun. of York on Hwy 407 and C. Rds. 1 & 7. Named after John Langstaff of Amboy, NJ, who settled in 1808 and was the first teacher in the local school.
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40. Oak Ridges (Richmond Hill, 17km)
Pop. 2,500. Part of the Town of Richmond Hill in the Reg. Mun. of York, on C. Rds. 1& 11,32 km.. N of Toronto.
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41. Town of Richmond Hill (Richmond Hill, 17km)
Pop. 93,819. Town in Reg. Mun. of York, on Hwys 404 & 407, 16 km. N of Toronto. Balser Munshaw was the first settler, in 1794, but did not stay; nor did the next two settlers, John and Edward Stooks.
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