Historic Essex Centre Plaque Unveiled

The Town of Essex unveiled it’s fifth interpretive plaque in the region. The new Historic Essex Centre interpretive plaque details the early origins and history of the Essex Centre. The plaque is located at the Town of Essex Municipal building in front of the Gazebo.

Under the Town’s Heritage Plaque Program, interpretive plaques are used to mark sites which have historical, cultural or social significance to the community, but are not designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.

“Essex Centre is a tight-knit community rooted in its rich history. The Historic Essex Centre plaque is a constant reminder of the early settlers of this land, and their significant contributions.” said Mayor Snively, Town of Essex. “We are grateful to live and work on this land. “

The Town of Essex Heritage Plaque Program is administered in collaboration with the Heritage Committee and is intended to broaden public knowledge surrounding the historical and cultural resources within the municipality. Learn more about the Heritage Plaque Program.