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Witness the preservation of history as the Grand River flows south to Six Nations and New Credit. The river marked the center of the Six Nations settlement in 1784 when the British deeded 6 miles on either side of the Ouse or Grand River, from its mouth to its source, to their Six Nations allies.
The Woodland Cultural Centre greets visitors with a sampling of the traditional culture, history, and art of the Iroquois and Algonkian people whom first settled along the shores of the Grand River and have lived there for thousands of years. Nearby Ontario’s oldest Protestant church, Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks, welcomes parishioners and tourists alike for services or tours. |
