Four heritage sites in Queenston, from Brock's Monument to the Mackenzie Printery.
A 56-metre column on the Queenston escarpment, raised over the battlefield where the War of 1812 turned, and where General Isaac Brock was killed leading the counter-charge.
Park on the Niagara Parkway with walking trails and Brock's Monument.
Home of the Louis Roy Press, the oldest wooden printing press in Canada and one of only seven wooden presses remaining in the world. Used to print the 1793 Act Against Slavery.
Home of Laura Secord, whose 20-mile journey through American-occupied territory warned the British of an impending attack in 1813.