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City in Ontario, Canada
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Woodstock is a city of about 41,000 people (2016) in Southwestern Ontario. It is west of Toronto, between Lake Huron and Lake Erie on the upper Thames river.
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Works by local, regional and national artists with a particular focus on the work of Woodstock artist, Florence Carlyle (1864-1923). Fully accessible.
Local history. Gift shop.
A life-size concrete statue made to honour a record-setting milk-producing Holstein Friesian cow. During Snow Countess's lifetime (Nov 1919-Aug 1936), she produced of butterfat. Christmas light displays in the winter.
Italian, pizza, gastropub.
Farm to table cuisine. A family-owned and -operated small business.
Indian cuisine.
Small batches brewed with high quality, locally-sourced ingredients from across Ontario. Menu offers charcuterie boards, pepperettes and potato chips. Food trucks on Fridays. Live music every Saturday 2PM–5PM, trivia nights, beer and cheese pairing events and comedy shows. Wheelchair accessible. Children welcome.
Traditional homemade meals and the pub fare. A wide range of imported and domestic beers on draft.
A palatial mansion that is a national landmark. The elegant exterior is of ruby volcanic-stone in the Queen Anne Revival Style architecture.
All rooms have a refrigerator, a microwave, and flat screen TVs. Free Wi-Fi.
All rooms have private bathrooms with all amenities. Uniquely decorated, fireplace, TV, Wi-fi, free parking, air conditioning.
Free Wi-Fi and 24-hour coffee and newspaper in the lobby, an indoor heated pool and a seasonal outdoor patio area, a 24-hour fitness room with health club quality equipment, two Tesla Car Chargers, one EV Charger and a media center with computer access and HDTV.
Since 1853. Local produce, maple syrup, honey,bakeries, butchers, dairy and cheese vendors, a fish and seafood vendor, a chocolate vendor, florist, and crafters.
It claims to be the largest antiques & collectibles store in Canada. Over 500 vendors and 3 floors.
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The nearest airport with scheduled flights is London International Airport, 40 km to the west. The nearest major airport is Toronto Pearson International Airport, 128 km to the east.
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