LMM's Ontario — Norval
Map showing locations of importance to LMM scholars.
Lucy Maud Montgomery spent nearly ten years, 1926 -1935, writing and making a home in Norval, a small village on the Credit River northwest of Toronto. Visit the Lucy Maud Montgomery Heritage Garden, featuring an interpretative gazebo, and information kiosk. Reflect by "Russells Hill of Pines," as Montgomery once did, and discover our historic walking tour.
Crawford’s Village Bakeshop & Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum
Visit the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum located in Crawford's Village Bakeshop. Enjoy delicious home baked treats from "Aunt Maud's" own recipe book. The museum displays Lucy Maud Montgomery's photos and other personal memorabilia, a great place to visit and learn more about Montgomery's life in Norval.
For more information on events in Norval, visit:
For more information, contact:
Kathy Gastle
905-703-0866
kgastle@norvalontario.com