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Town in Ontario, Canada
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Tillsonburg is a town of about 16,000 people (2016) in Southwestern Ontario, about 50 km south-east of London.
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A multi-use facility which was created from two historic train stations that were joined together by a central gallery. It has been home to artistic, cultural and technical groups since its founding in 1983. Accessible.
A fully restored Victorian home built by Tillsonburg's first mayor, E.D. Tillson, that has been nationally recognized for its magnificent interior. Home to the community museum and a hub for public programming and cultural events. The museum has more than 18,000 items from Tillsonburg's history. The tourism information centre provides free information about tourism attractions throughout Southwestern Ontario.
A splash pad with a water slide, snack bar, lounge chairs and umbrellas. Free parking is available on John Street.
Soups, sandwiches, salads and desserts.
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Pub serving perch specials, beer-batteted fish and chips.
Free WiFi, all guest rooms are equipped with a microwave and refrigerator, over 30 HD channels on a 32 inch LCD TV. Onsite restaurant. 100% non-smoking and pet-friendly
Country music jams Friday nights in the summer. Wi-Fi is available in the park.
By air
The town is served by the Tillsonburg Municipal Airport, 7 km north of the town in Southwest Oxford Township. It receives no scheduled or charter passenger flights.
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