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Opened Sep-01-1999 in Waterdown, Ontario now located at 35 Main Street North, Unit 1
Tea At The White House opened at this location on Sep-01-1999 in Waterdown, Ontario now located at 35 Main Street North, Unit 1
Long known as ‘The White House,’ this one-and-a-half storey white painted stucco house was built in a style typical to the period of 1860-1875, with features such as a traditional centre gable and matching front facade. It has served as a residence and commercial establishment that has included a seamstress, a ceramics store, and a tearoom. Gillian Niblett, former owner of ‘Tea at the White House’, once famously had her scones purchased and served to The Rolling Stones on a flight to Vancouver. The building has been restored, and has been named ‘The Teahouse’.
Waterdown Tea House aka The Tea House at 297 Dundas Street East, former location of Tea At The White House
Waterdown Mills, historical photo
Smokey Hollow Waterfalls, Waterdown
Smokey Hollow Waterfalls, Waterdown
Smokey Hollow Waterfalls, Waterdown
Dairy Queen, 233 Dundas Street East, Waterdown
Angel's Diner, 64 Hamilton Street North, Waterdown, closed down in November 2019
Waterdown Lanes, 64 Hamilton Street North
Weeks of Waterdown, 71 Hamilton Street North
Spencer Valley Elementary School at 625 Harvest Rd, Greensville
Springridge Farm, 7256 Bell School Line, Milton
Aberfoyle Antique Market, 57 Brock Road South, Puslinch
Kelso Conservation Area, 5234 Kelso Road, Milton
Kelso lakeside walking path
Crawford Lake, 3115 Conservation Road, Milton
Crawford Lake and The Longhouse People of Crawford Lake, Iroquois Village in Campbellville
Crawford Lake Iroquoian Village
Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area, 7200 Appleby Line, Milton
Ismailia, Egypt on Lake Timsah and the Suez Canal
...and just a few more
Fairmont Empress hotel in Victoria, British Columbia (B.C.) Canada
Tea Room, Fairmont Empress, Victoria B.C.
San Sebastian Del Oeste nestled high up in the Sierra Madre Mountains
Just a short 15-minute flight inland from Puerto Vallarta
Liz Taylor stayed here with Richard Burton while he filmed Night Of The Iguana (1964)
The suite Liz Taylor stayed in is upstairs. Look for the tiled bathtub built into the corner of the floor in the bedroom.
Historical picture wall, see if you can find Liz Taylor picture and her thank you note to the hotel staff.
Small, organic operation, family-owned and run business.
One of the three best coffees I have ever tasted, with hint cinnamon and chocolate.
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