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Fieldcote Memorial Park & Museum

Local history of the community of Ancaster.

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The Coach and Lantern
Dating from 1823, the former "Union Hotel" has survived various incarnations and even a 1878 fire in its stables. During the War of 1812, it was purportedly the site of the Bloody Assize, and the spot where four traitors were condemned to hang outside Dundurn Castle. It's rumoured to be haunted, and not just by the Ancaster set. Has a good selection of draft beers and single malt scotches, typical pub grub, and nightly entertainment of the karaoke/trivia/open mic sort. Atmosphere is as you'd expect: exposed stone walls, beams, dark, cluttered and windowless, but it has a cobbled courtyard the claustrophobic may enjoy in the summer.
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Ancaster Mill
With its historic stone buildings, natural panoramas and waterfall, this is a picturesque spot for Sunday brunch and what it bills as "contemporary Canadian Cuisine". Family run.
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Tiffany Falls
Tiffany Falls is a 21-m ribbon waterfall. It is just off the former Highway 2.
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Bangkok Spoon
Dundas. Authentic Thai cuisine in the beautiful downtown valley of Dundas.