Battle of Cook’s Mills National Historic Site
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The Battle of Cook’s Mills National Historic Site of Canada is a rolling semi-rural landscape east of the Welland Canal bordering the north bank of Lyon’s Creek in the City of Welland, Ontario. It was the site of an engagement between British and Canadian troops and American forces during the War of 1812. There are no known extant remains of the battle; however, a cairn and plaque erected by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in 1977 marks the south-west corner of the battle site. Official recognition refers to the designated polygon north of Lyon’s Creek.
Special instructions
Enjoy free daily admission to all National Historic Sites, National Parks and National Marine Conservation Areas administered by Parks Canada.
Free daily admission will be granted on-site with proof of Canoo membership. Please present your Canoo app to Parks Canada staff, who will provide a 4-digit code to validate your free entry and guide you in your discovery.
Visit the Parks Canada Canoo webpage for more information.
Profitez d'une entrée quotidienne gratuite à tous les lieux historiques nationaux, parcs nationaux et aires marines nationales de conservation administrés par Parcs Canada.
L'entrée quotidienne gratuite sera accordée sur place avec une preuve d'adhésion à Canoo. Veuillez présenter votre application Canoo au personnel de Parcs Canada, qui vous fournira un code à 4 chiffres validant votre entrée gratuite et vous guidera dans votre découverte.
Visitez la page Canoo de Parcs Canada pour plus d'informations.
