Ontario's Historic Mills

A picturesque journey through 19th century Ontario.

This richly illustrated guide features photographs and detailed descriptions of 70 of Ontario's most remarkable mills. Some were chosen for their fascinating histories, and some for their architectural beauty. All evoke Ontario's charming 19th century past.

Mills are listed alphabetically according to regions of the province. Each listing includes concise travel instructions, a brief history of the mill's use, and a handy sidebar with vital statistics on age, operation, architecture and location.

This colorful and compelling guide is a must for anyone planning to visit Ontario's historic mills, whether in person or from the comfort of their favorite reading chair. Many have been restored or renovated and are destinations for thousands of travelers each year.

A well-illustrated guide to 70 of Ontario's 19th-century mills. Listed alphabetically by region, each detailed description includes travel instructions, the mill's history, and sidebar facts. The book contains 130 color photographs.

George Fischer's photographs have been featured in more than a dozen books. He is a longstanding member of the Travel Media Association of Canada, and his work has appeared in such notable publications as the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, L'Express, Islands, Mountain Living and Explore. He lives in Toronto.

Mark Harris is the co-author, with George Fischer, of Waterfalls of Ontario. A water resources professional by trade, he lives in London, Ontario.