Morrisburg

This region is United Empire Loyalist country, much of it colonised by loyal British subjects in 1784, immediately after the American Revolution. The Battle of Crysler's Farm, an 1813 British-Canadian victory during the War of 1812, was fought in this area to preserve British control of the St. Lawrence River for shipping.
The McIntosh apple originated in this region, near Williamsburg. The construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1958 flooded and destroyed several small villages between Morrisburg and Cornwall; the largest of these Lost Villages were Aultsville and Moulinette. Some historic buildings and structures from the affected region were relocated to Upper Canada Village, a pioneer village and living museum along the St. Lawrence in Morrisburg.
As of 1998, Morrisburg is no longer an incorporated municipality and local highways 2 and 31 have been downloaded as county roads.

Morrisburg is part of the Windsor-Quebec corridor, midway between Kingston and Montréal on Ontario Highway 2 or 401. It is on the CN Rail main line between Toronto-Montréal and on the St. Lawrence Seaway.
As this is a small village, most intercity bus or rail traffic will not stop en route from Toronto and Kingston to Montréal. A limited number of runs do stop in Brockville or Cornwall. There is also an unattended airstrip, but no scheduled air service to this location. The closest major airport is Ottawa (YOW).

By car

From Ottawa, Bank Street (old Highway 31) leads 65km directly to the village. From Toronto or Montréal, take Highway 401 to old Highway 31.
From the United States of America, cross by bridge at Prescott-Ogdensburg or Cornwall-Massena.

By boat

• Crysler Park Marina

  phone: +1 613-543-3254
  address: 13740 Hwy 2, Morrisburg K0C 1X0
  Marker 72 restaurant and patio, docking, fuel, laundry, pool, showers, picnic/BBQ, snacks and groceries, souvenirs, marine supplies, bike and kayak rental.

There is no public transportation in Morrisburg, although Quality Taxi +1 613-543-3252 and Casselman's Taxi +1 613-543-2062 operate in the village.

• Crysler Farm Battlefield NHS

  address: Hwy 2, Morrisburg
  National Historic Site commemorating the Battle of Crysler's Farm, fought in a field along the St. Lawrence River on November 11, 1813. This British-Canadian victory ended US ambitions to take control of the St. Lawrence as a shipping channel during the War of 1812.

• Doran Bay Model Ship Museum

  phone: +1 613-652-6277
  address: 11128 Hwy 2, Iroquois
  Private museum collection of 120 models of historic ships, including the 17th/18th century mercantile, 1812 War and RMS Titanic eras.

• Upper Canada Playhouse

  phone: +1 613-543-3713
  address: 12320 Cty Rd 2, Morrisburg K0C 1X0
  Live theatre in former Odonto factory, eight productions annually.

• Upper Canada Village

  phone: +1 613-543-4328
  address: 13740 Hwy 2, Morrisburg K0C 1X0
  Pioneer 1860s village of thirty buildings staffed by skilled tradespersons in costume of the era. Willard's Hotel in the village serves traditional fare from 11am-5pm daily.

• Lost Villages Museum

  phone: +1 613-534-2197
  address: Fran Laflamme Drive
  Village of ten heritage buildings moved from The Lost Villages to Ault Park and restored by The Lost Villages Historical Society. Includes a rail station from Moulinette, a village lost to flooding from St. Lawrence Seaway hydroelectric development July 1, 1958.

• Prehistoric World

  phone: +1 613-543-2503
  address: Upper Canada Road, Morrisburg
  Forested outdoor park with large and small statues of dinosaurs.

• Upper Canada Golf Course

  phone: +1 613-543-2003
  address: 13745 Hwy 2, Morrisburg K0C 1X0
  Bar and grill, pro shop, 18 hole public course.

• Cedar Glen Golf Course

  phone: +1 613-535-2323
  address: 12603 County Rd. 18, RR#1 Williamsburg K0C 2H0
  18-hole semi-private course, driving range and putting green.

• Village Antiques & Tea Room

  phone: +1 613-535-2463
  address: 4326 Hwy 31, Williamsburg K0C 2H0
  Bed & breakfast, wi-fi, tea room, antiques.

• Manor Bistro

  phone: +1 613-543-3871
  address: 36 First Street, Morrisburg K0C 1X0

• McIntosh Country Inn & Conference Centre

  phone: +1 613-543-3788
  address: 12495 Hwy #2 East, Morrisburg K0C 1X0
  59-room inn, wi-fi, whirlpool, sauna, exercise area, heated (seasonal) swimming pool, jacuzzi rooms available with fireplaces. Orchard Restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Meeting space for 5-120 people.

ONroute, a highway rest stop which is part of Highway 401, offers sixty minutes of free wi-fi.

Iroquois

Directly upriver. Between Prescott/Cardinal and Morrisburg, Iroquois is one of the communities to which residents were displaced by Seaway flooding in 1958. These are tiny towns, although Cardinal is the main Canadian Coast Guard station in the area because of its position on the Seaway.

• St. Lawrence Seaway. The westernmost of five locks is in Iroquois (the others are in Massena NY, Beauharnois and Montréal QC).

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