Map - How to get to Haliburton's long Pond

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Birthplace Overview Long Pond Story Long Version Short Version Supporting Maps 1786 – "Plan" for King’s Windsor – Anson Map 1871 – Church Map 1879 – Hendry Map 1880 – Roe Bros Map 1878 – Bird’s Eye View BIG Maps 1786 – "Plan" for King’s Windsor – Anson Map 1871 – Church Map Aerial View/Church 1879 – Hendry Map 1880 – Roe Bros Map 1878 – Bird’s Eye View Map to Long Pond Other 1842 – TCH/King’s Deed Compilation of Maps Tourism Links Long Pond Photos	Map of how to get to Haliburton’s Long Pond Written Directions – – Take Highway 101 – Nesbitt Street/Exit 6 to Water Street – Turn left onto Gerrish Street (Windsor Hockey Heritage Society – Hockey Museum resides at 128 Gerrish Street at the corner of Gerrish and Grey Streets, Next to the Mermaid Theatre building) – Turn left onto Grey Street – Travel two blocks to a five-way stop (To your left you’ll see the "Meander In" B&B corner of Albert Street and Clifton Avenue) – Take the left fork onto Clifton Avenue which OR Follow Clifton Avenue which turns into Clifton Extension The "Haliburton House" bus route entrance off of Clifton Extension travels right through "Haliburton’s Long Pond" Parking for Haliburton House Museum is up the hill, behind the House.
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