Discover Norfolk 2023

DISCOVER DELHI
CAPITOL 33
93 King Street, Delhi
This former theatre from 1933 in the heart
of Delhi makes a sophisticated backdrop for
events and ceremonies with exposed brick
walls, 20-foot ceilings and classic modern
touches. The event space at Capitol 33 also
features live musical performances throughout
the year.
DELHI TOBACCO MUSEUM & HERITAGE CENTRE
200 Talbot Road, Delhi
Overlooking Quance Park, Delhi Tobacco
Museum & Heritage Centre is an openconcept
museum built in 1979. As a model
of a typical tobacco pack barn, the museum
houses a large agricultural collection which
includes exhibits on tobacco, ginseng and
alternative agriculture grown in Norfolk
County. Permanent and featured exhibits
highlight local community history and its
diverse multicultural heritage. For exhibit
information, visit delhimuseum.ca.
WINERIES IN NORFOLK
History says that wine was first made
in this area in the late 1600s when
French missionaries visited. Today, a
growing number of wineries are open
to the public for tastings, tours and exciting
events. Plan a tour and discover
the local wineries’ distinctive wines,
wander the vineyards and indulge in
the splendor of fine food and wine
pairings. Norfolk wineries offer the
perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine.
RAMBLIN’ ROAD BREWERY FARM
2970 Swimming Pool Rd., LaSalette
Ramblin’ Road is Ontario’s first and only
Brewery Farm, located just south of La
Salette. This place can be a little hard to find
but once there, you’ll see a working farm
with crops growing, a hop garden flourishing
and plenty of activity. What makes them
unique is their harvest is premium quality,
small batch hand crafted beer. They grow
hops on the Brewery Farm, draw pure spring
water and use the finest Canadian barley
and yeast. They put these ingredients into
the hands of their brewing specialist to
create Ramblin’ Road’s expertly crafted premium
beers right here in Norfolk County.
DELHI QUANCE PARK & MILL
200 Talbot Road, Delhi
Delhi Quance Park and Mill highlights the
beauty of the Big Creek as it meanders
through Delhi. The sawmill was the first real
industry in the area pre-dating the arrival of
the tobacco Industry. Big Creek Valley serves
as a natural habitat for many native birds
and animals.
DISCOVER NORFOLK
Discover Norfolk magazine is published by
Port Dover Maple Leaf Limited, 351 Main St,
Port Dover N0A 1N0; 519-583-0112;
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Compensation has been received for some
listings in this book. Many photos in this magazine,
including the cover photos, are courtesy
of Earl Hartlen.
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