Elgin County, Canada has quite a mesmerizing history, through the fact that at some point in the modern history it separated from a larger administrative division, and took the name of the general governor of Canada at that time, Lord Elgin. It all begins in 1788, in Upper Canada with the territories of fifteen counties from the present time. However, the most emblematic point of the district is Port Stanley, a key point from the Lake Eerie to other inland waters.

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The historical importance of Ontario is not just visible in the buildings and cultural sites of the province. It may sound queer to some, but the area is also home to some of the oldest and most historic burial grounds. Read More