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Введение
Хагерсвилл — населённый пункт в округе Халдиманд, провинция Онтарио, Канада.
Hagersville is a community in Haldimand County, Ontario in Canada.
История
После строительства шоссе № 6, ранее известного как Планковая дорога, небольшая деревня возникла около 1855 года, когда Чарльз и Дэвид Хагер приобрели большую часть земли в центре этой местности. Дэвид Алмас владел землей на восточной стороне дороги, а Джон Портер – землей на западной стороне. Строительство Канадской южной железной дороги в 1870 году и железной дороги Гамильтон и озеро Эри три года спустя способствовало тому, что Хагерсвилл стал процветающей деревней к 1879 году. Рядом с железнодорожным переездом находилась гостиница The Junction, позже переименованная в The Lawson Hotel после смены владельца. Вероятно, она была наиболее известна как Murph's Place, когда её владельцем стал отставной игрок НХЛ Рон Мёрфи. Она также была известна как гостиница Hagersville, но сегодня её называют The Old Lawson House. В 1852 году Чарльз Хагер построил деревянный отель на углу Планковой дороги и Индиан-Лайн. В этом отеле располагалось первое почтовое отделение Хагерсвилла, и Джозеф Сеймур предложил назвать поселение Хагерсвиллем в честь братьев Хагер. По состоянию на 2020 год имущество Лоусона предлагало комнаты в качестве доступного жилья для многих жителей. Во время Второй мировой войны № 16 Service Flying Training School RCAF была создана Королевскими канадскими ВВС в рамках Плана подготовки авиационного персонала Британского Содружества на участке 274 Concession 11 Walpole к юго-западу от Хагерсвилла. № 16 SFTS открылась 8 августа 1941 года и была закрыта 30 марта 1945 года. После завершения использования участка RCAF, он использовался канадской армией для различных целей и был известен как лагерь Хагерсвилл. Лагерь был закрыт в 1964 году. В период с 1960-х по 1990-е годы лагерь использовался как резиденция для молодежи, а затем как блошиный рынок. По состоянию на 2013 год на этом месте располагался индустриальный парк. Некоторые военные дома сохранились до сих пор, и жилой район известен как "White Oaks Village". Хороший вид на территорию и старые ангары открывается с Concession 10 Walpole.
Upon the construction of Highway 6, known formerly as the Plank Road, a small village popped up around 1855 when Charles and David Hager bought most of the land in the centre of the area. David Almas owned the land on the east side of the road, while John Porter owned the land in the west end. The building of the Canada Southern Railroad in 1870, and of the Hamilton and Lake Erie Railway three years later helped to make Hagersville a prosperous village in 1879. Close by the rail crossing was The Junction Hotel, later becoming The Lawson Hotel after a change in ownership. Perhaps it was best known as Murph's Place when retired NHL player Ron Murphy took ownership. It was also known as the Hagersville Inn, but today it is known as The Old Lawson House. In 1852, Charles Hager built a frame hotel at the corner of the Plank Road and Indian Line. Hagersville's first post office was in this hotel and Joseph Seymour suggested the community be called Hagersville to honour the Hager brothers. As of 2020, the Lawson property offered rooms as affordable housing for many residents. During World War II No. 16 Service Flying Training School RCAF was established by the Royal Canadian Air Force as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan at 274 Concession 11 Walpole southwest of Hagersville. No. 16 SFTS opened on 8 August 1941 and closed on 30 March 1945. After the RCAF finished with the site it was used by the Canadian Army for various purposes and was known as Camp Hagersville. The camp was closed in 1964. Between the 1960s and 1990s, the camp was used as a residence for youth and then a flea market. As of 2013 the site was an industrial park. Some of the military homes are still there, and the housing area is known as "White Oaks Village". A good view of the site and the old hangars is had from Concession 10 Walpole. The base was located at
In 1990, a large uncontrolled tire fire emitted fumes of toxic smoke into the atmosphere for seventeen days. The fire itself occurred in Townsend, a neighbouring community, but media credited it to Hagersville due to Townsend's relatively unknown status in the area. The so called "Hagersville Tire Fire" has reportedly been linked to long term health issues, including some "rare, aggressive cancers," among firefighters who experienced the event first hand.
В 1990 году произошел крупный неконтролируемый пожар на свалке шин, в результате которого в течение семнадцати дней в атмосферу выбрасывались токсичные дымы. Сам пожар произошел в соседнем поселке Таунсенд, но СМИ приписали его Хагерсвиллю из-за относительно неизвестного статуса Таунсенда в этом районе. Так называемый "пожар в Хагерсвилле" предположительно связан с долгосрочными проблемами со здоровьем, включая некоторые "редкие, агрессивные формы рака", у пожарных, которые непосредственно столкнулись с этим событием.
Upon the construction of Highway 6, known formerly as the Plank Road, a small village popped up around 1855 when Charles and David Hager bought most of the land in the centre of the area. David Almas owned the land on the east side of the road, while John Porter owned the land in the west end. The building of the Canada Southern Railroad in 1870, and of the Hamilton and Lake Erie Railway three years later helped to make Hagersville a prosperous village in 1879. Close by the rail crossing was The Junction Hotel, later becoming The Lawson Hotel after a change in ownership. Perhaps it was best known as Murph's Place when retired NHL player Ron Murphy took ownership. It was also known as the Hagersville Inn, but today it is known as The Old Lawson House. In 1852, Charles Hager built a frame hotel at the corner of the Plank Road and Indian Line. Hagersville's first post office was in this hotel and Joseph Seymour suggested the community be called Hagersville to honour the Hager brothers. As of 2020, the Lawson property offered rooms as affordable housing for many residents. During World War II No. 16 Service Flying Training School RCAF was established by the Royal Canadian Air Force as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan at 274 Concession 11 Walpole southwest of Hagersville. No. 16 SFTS opened on 8 August 1941 and closed on 30 March 1945. After the RCAF finished with the site it was used by the Canadian Army for various purposes and was known as Camp Hagersville. The camp was closed in 1964. Between the 1960s and 1990s, the camp was used as a residence for youth and then a flea market. As of 2013 the site was an industrial park. Some of the military homes are still there, and the housing area is known as "White Oaks Village". A good view of the site and the old hangars is had from Concession 10 Walpole. The base was located at
In 1990, a large uncontrolled tire fire emitted fumes of toxic smoke into the atmosphere for seventeen days. The fire itself occurred in Townsend, a neighbouring community, but media credited it to Hagersville due to Townsend's relatively unknown status in the area. The so called "Hagersville Tire Fire" has reportedly been linked to long term health issues, including some "rare, aggressive cancers," among firefighters who experienced the event first hand.
Местоположение и аэропорты
Хагерсвилль находится примерно к юго-западу от Гамильтона, провинция Онтарио, к юго-западу от Каледонии, провинция Онтарио, и к северо-востоку от Порт-Довера, провинция Онтарио. Ближайшие к Хагерсвиллю аэропорты — Международный аэропорт Гамильтон/Джон С. Мунро (CYHM) (ранее аэропорт Маунт-Хоуп), Международный аэропорт Торонто имени Пирсона (YYZ) и Международный аэропорт Буффало-Ниагара (BUF).
Hagersville is approximately southwest of Hamilton, Ontario, southwest of Caledonia, Ontario, and northeast of Port Dover, Ontario. Hagersville's nearest airports are Hamilton/John C. Munro International Airport (CYHM) (formerly Mount Hope Airport), Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) , and Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) .
Язык
По данным переписи населения 2021 года, 2920 граждан владели только английским языком, 70 – обоими официальными языками, а 5 не владели ни одним из них. Хагерсвилль – родина Бекки Келлар Дюк (1975 г.р.), четырехкратной олимпийской чемпионки, завоевавшей 3 золотые и 1 серебряную медаль в женском хоккее. Хагерсвилль – место рождения Карла Рида (1950 г.р.), католического священника, являющегося Ординарием Персонального Ординариата Пресвятой Девы Марии Южного Креста в Австралии. Хагерсвилль – родина Джея Сильверхилса (1912–1980), исполнившего роль Тонто в телевизионном сериале 1950-х годов «Одинокий рейнджер». В Хагерсвилле базируется юниорская хоккейная команда Hagersville Hawks, выступающая в Ниагарской и окружной хоккейной лиге класса C.
As of the 2021 census, there were 2,920 citizens that spoke English only, 70 that spoke both official languages and 5 that spoke neither. Hagersville is the birthplace of Becky Kellar Duke (1975 ), who is a 4 time Olympian with 3 gold medals and 1 silver in Women's Hockey. Hagersville is the birthplace of Carl Reid (1950 ), Roman Catholic priest, who is Ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross in Australia. Hagersville was the birthplace of Jay Silverheels (1912–1980), who played Tonto in the 1950s television series The Lone Ranger. Hagersville is home to the Hagersville Hawks, a junior hockey team that plays in the Niagara & District Junior C Hockey League.