Windsor, Ontario in Fall

Windsor, Ontario

October 2004

About the place

The city of Windsor in Southern Ontario has many parks and gardens. Jackson Park, near the busy intersection of Tecumseh Rd and Ouelette Ave, is a popular place for lovers, wedding photographs, and families. Walkerville is an upscale neighborhood, built by a prominent distiller Hiram Walker in the 19th century. In the heart of it, there is Willistead Manor, a classy spot for wedding receptions and special events.

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Portfolio photos of Windsor


	At the entrance to Queen Elizabeth II Sunken Gardens.


	Queen Elizabeth II Sunken Gardens feature magnificence of over 10,000 plants.


	Avro Lancaster FM212 bomber memorial.


	Just a house across the road from Willistead Park.


	Willistead Park. In the fall, Ontario is all shades of auburn under the azure sky.


	Willistead Park has over 300 trees, including rare species.


	Willistead Manor, designed by famous Detroit architect Albert Kahn in the Tudor-Jacobean style.


	Willistead Manor was built in 1906 by Edward Chandler Walker, the second son of a famous distiller Hiram Walker.


	A mansion across the road from Willistead Park.


	Ouelette Ave, the busiest nightlife venue, at Wyandotte looking north.


	Ouelette Ave at Park looking south.