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| Keywords: fryfogel tavern inn highway 7 highway7 policeman 1926 1927 1927chrysler 1928 1925 automobile canadiancar canadaford canada chrysler closedcoupe coach deluxe dodgebrothers ford4cylinder fordcanada fordcoupe 1924 driving earlymotortravel earlyroads ford forddeluxetudor fordofcanada fordtudor ontario ontariocanada oldsmobilesix ontarioheritage ontarioprovincialpolice opp peoplemover perth perthcounty perthcountyhistoricalfoundation policepatrol roadtravel shakespearean shakespeare shakespeareontario stratford stratfordontario stratfordontariocanada twodoor traffic jam trafficjam cairn celebration 'buick buick 1928 buick 1928buick 1928 chrysler 1928chrysler mclaughlin buick mclaughlin buickmclaughlin vehicle outdoor In celebration of 100 years since the settlement of the 1,100,000 acres that made up the Huron tract of Southern Ontario, dignitaries and local citizens gathered at the Fryfogel Tavern on Sept 03 1928. This historic site was the Pioneer home and lands of Sebastian Fryfogel and his family. In memory of this centennial day, the unveiling of a stone cairn took place by descendants of this early pioneer family. The original Huron Road was paved and renamed Highway 7 as a part of this 100 year milestone. Shown here on the road in front of the tavern directing traffic is a policeman standing beside a 1928 Buick McLaughlin sedan. Over his shoulder is a 1928 Ford Model A Tudor and beside the boy on the bicycle is a 1928 Chrysler Model 52 two door. In celebration of 100 years since the settlement of the 1,100,000 acres that made up the Huron tract of Southern Ontario, dignitaries and local citizens gathered at the Fryfogel Tavern on Sept 03 1928. This historic site was the Pioneer home and lands of Sebastian Fryfogel and his family. In memory of this centennial day, the unveiling of a stone cairn took place by descendants of this early pioneer family. The original Huron Road was paved and renamed Highway 7 as a part of this 100 year milestone. Shown here on the road in front of the tavern directing traffic is a policeman standing beside a 1928 Buick McLaughlin sedan. Over his shoulder is a 1928 Ford Model A Tudor and beside the boy on the bicycle is a 1928 Chrysler Model 52 two door. | ||||
