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Our Cambridge, Ontario Community

• Cambridge Neighbourhoods We Serve

  • Alison
  • Blair
  • Christopher-Champlain
  • East Galt
  • Fiddlesticks
  • Galt
  • Greenway-Chaplin
  • Hagey
  • Hespeler
  • Hespeler Village
  • Lang’s Farm
  • Littles Corners
  • Preston Centre
  • Preston Heights
  • Silver Heights
  • Southwood
  • West Galt

• Points of Interest Around Town

  Airports

  • Elmira Airport
  • Fergus (Juergensen Field) Airport
  • Region of Waterloo International Airport

  Universities

  • Summit College
  • Conestoga College
  • Heritage College and Seminary
  • University of Waterloo

  Historic Sites

  • The Company Of Neighbours / Hespeler Heritage Centre which is on 11 Tannery Street East, Cambridge.
  • Fashion History Museum which is on 74 Queen Street East, Cambridge.
  • McDougall Cottage Historic Site which is on 89 Grand Avenue South, Cambridge.
  • Fire Hall Museum & Education Centre which is on 56 Dickson Street, Cambridge.
  • Valens Log Cabin Museum which is on 1691 Waterloo Regional Road 97, Cambridge.
  • Kayla Baker Memorial Bench which is on 932 Dover Street South, Cambridge.
  • Hacksmith Industries which is on 605 Beaverdale Road, Cambridge.

   

• About the City of Galt

  The history of Cambridge begins with the City of Galt. Galt was established on land granted to the Iroquois people by the British Crown after the American Revolutionary War. In the late 1700s, developers started buying land along the Grand River from the Six Nations led by Joseph Brant. William Dickson, a wealthy immigrant from Scotland, purchased 90,000 acres of land along the Grand River in 1816. This land later became Galt and the Dumfries Townships. Galt attracted industry by 1840 and became the largest town in the Grand River area until the early 1900s. It was known as the “Manchester of Canada” due to its extensive industry powered by the Grand River.

• About the Town of Preston

  The Town of Preston was formed on land belonging to the German Company Tract along the Speed River. German-speaking Mennonites from Pennsylvania arrived in the area in the 1800s and purchased land. John Erb, a Mennonite from Lancaster County, bought a significant portion of land that later became Preston. The settlement grew slowly but saw industrial growth by 1879 with industries such as foundries, carriage manufacturers, potteries, and furniture companies.

• About the Town of Hespeler

  The Town of Hespeler was also established on land purchased by Mennonites from Pennsylvania along the Speed River. Jacob Hespeler arrived in 1845 and built an industrial complex that laid the foundation for Hespeler’s future industrialization, primarily in woollen and textile mills. The settlement grew slowly and was incorporated as a town in January 1901.

• About the Village of Blair

  The Village of Blair was settled by Mennonites from Pennsylvania and purchased land from the Six Nations through land speculator Richard Beasley. The village had various names, including Carlisle, Durham, and Lambs’ Bridge, before being named Blair. It had significant industries such as flour mills and a hydroelectric system.

• Climate in Cambridge

  Cambridge has a humid continental climate with mostly moderate winters but occasional deep freezes. Summers tend to be warm with high humidity. Cambridge experiences frost from October 30 to May 9, and the last frost date of the season is around May 11.

• Attractions in Cambridge

  Cambridge offers various cultural events and attractions, including the Mill Race Festival, Rock the Mill music festivals, Cambridge Highland Games, Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, annual dragon boat festival, Cambridge fall fair, and Christmas in Cambridge winter festival. The city is also home to the Cambridge Farmers’ Market, Cambridge Centre of the Arts, Cambridge Galleries, Dunfield Theatre (now Hamilton Family Theatre), and historic landmarks such as the Historic City Hall.

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