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St. Thomas is a city in southwestern Ontario, Canada. It is the seat for Elgin County and part of the greater London urban area, gaining its city charter on March 4, 1881.

Attractions:
The Dairy and Heritage Museum:
At our museum you will find various dairy related items dated back to 1865. There are milk bottles, milking machines, cream separators, butter churns, ice cream makers, and milk delivery wagons.

Holiday Fantasy of Lights:
A family event with weekend entertainment and train rides from 7pm - 9pm. Enjoy 125 different displays in Pinafore Park (off Sunset Drive on Elm Street). Lights on nightly from 5pm to 10pm.

Iron Horse Festival:
An annual event that celebrates the rich railway past of the community along with other festival attractions such as railway displays, train rides, live entertainment, held every August.

Lickety-Split Ranch:
Family owned and operated zoo. Tigers, black jaguar,lions, kangaroo, monkeys, to mention a few! Playground and picnic area.Open daily 10am -6pm, May 24 - Labour Day

Port Burwell Marine Museum & Lighthouse:
Visit Bayham museums, historic sites, parks, TCT route & special events-4th Saturday of August - Watermelon Fest.

Port Stanley Terminal Rail:
Experience the Fun of a train Ride through the scenic Kettle Creek Valley. Diesel powered trains travel over a 7 km portion of the former London & Port Stanley Railway (est. 1856). Special Event trains

SOLRS - St.Thomas Central Railway:
A charitable organization (registered) dedicated to restoration and operation of railway motive power, both steam and diesel, for public education and enjoyment, run by enthusiastic volunteers.

Jumbo (the elephant) died here on September 15, 1885, when a train crashed into him. There is a life-sized commemorative statue that was erected in 1985, on the centennial of Jumbo's demise.

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