St. Marys, Ontario
St. Marys, Canada
St. Marys, Ontario shares 20 connections with 2689 other places across 9 topics, spanning industry, transportation, architecture, and sports. The town's industrial history includes Cooper bats, which reached second in the National Baseball League behind Louisville Slugger by 1988. Its limestone heritage is visible in buildings like the 1880 Opera House and the Grand Trunk Trail, a walkway built on a former railway corridor. St. Marys is also the burial site of Arthur Meighen, Canada's ninth prime minister, and the birthplace of artist Kent Monkman.
Louisville Slugger
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: Louisville, Kentucky | Ellicottville (village), New York
Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: St. Catharines, Ontario | Sarnia, Ontario | Cambridge, Ontario | Caledonia, Ontario
walkway
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: Valenzuela, Philippines | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Woodbridge Township, New Jersey | Paseo de los Estudiantes
Thames River (Ontario)
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: London, Ontario | Chatham-Kent, Ontario | Kent County, Ontario | Oneida Nation of the Thames | Byron, London, Ontario
Highway 7 (Ontario)
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: Brampton, Ontario | Kitchener, Ontario | Richmond Hill, Ontario | National Capital Region (Canada), OntarioQuebec | Whitby, Ontario
Kent Monkman
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: United States | Los Angeles, California | Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Arthur Meighen
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: United States | Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario | Quebec
opera house
Connects St. Marys, Ontario to: Spain | Sardinia | La Plata, Argentina | Liberec, Czech Republic | Campinas, Brazil