Custom Stickers & Labels — Arthur, Ontario

Arthur is Wellington County's most complete mill town and the gateway to the Conestogo River Heritage District — the Wellington County community where the Arthur Mill (one of Ontario's last remaining operational 19th-century flour mills, built 1864, still grinding flour using stone millstones powered by the Conestogo River current) and the Elora-Fergus-Arthur agricultural heritage belt (the most complete concentration of Scots-Irish settler stone architecture in southwestern Ontario, spanning from the Grand River north through Wellington County) define a community whose agricultural and milling heritage is preserved in remarkable completeness — home of the Conestogo River Conservation Area and the Ontario Stone Heritage Buildings that make Wellington County one of Canada's finest examples of 19th-century settler building traditions.