Amherstburg
Being one of the nearest British towns to the U.S. border, Amherstburg served as a launching point into Canada for fugitive slaves fleeing from American states. Also, during the prohibition era of the 1920s, a successful rum-running business operated on the banks of the Detroit River.
North American Black Historical Museum
This museum has worldwide status as a leader in preserving Black history and promoting community and cultural activities. The museum contains: African Canadian Exhibits, a resource library, Genealogical Research Materials, Historical Documents & Reference files and an Afrocentric Gift/Book Shop.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
Colio Estate Wines
Located in nearby Harrow, the Colio Winery offers year-round tours of its picturesque vineyard and hosts numerous events throughout the year. Sample an award winning wine or just wander the grounds and visit the gift-shop.
Fort Malden National Historic Site
Built by the British in 1796 this 11- acre historic site was constructed in 1796 as a strategic military post during the War of 1812 and the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837. The site includes a restored barracks and four buildings as well as exhibits, demonstrations, and artifacts.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
