Shunpiker Introduction
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Hands up if you have been on a shunpiker? Hands up if you had great fun on that road trip? Without question, it’s always the same number of hands for both questions. Shunpikers are fun.
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Hands up if you have been on a shunpiker? Hands up if you had great fun on that road trip? Without question, it’s always the same number of hands for both questions. Shunpikers are fun.
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What house in Tavistock has a name?
Ever wonder what school days were like in a one-room schoolhouse with all eight grades?
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The five corners is the heart of Tavistock. On which corner did it all begin?
Did the German flag really fly in Tavistock?
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Did you ever wonder what the basement storage area looks like at the Tavistock museum and archives? Wonder no more. We don’t give tours of the basement but occasionally we give sneak peeks.
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If you look through your copy of Fact & Fantasy, written and compiled by Carl Seltzer as a Rotary Centennial Project in 1967, you will see a section on the Tavistock Public and Continuation School.
William Smiley, P.L.S.
for Proprietor Mr. Adam Mohr
9th Day of May of 1876
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Nestled at the bottom of a knoll on “Pork Street” north and east of Tavistock is the oldest Roman Catholic Church in Perth County. Located at 1956 Line 33, one concession east of Road 107 between Tavistock and Shakespeare, St. Anthony’s is a gem of early architecture.