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Every year Norval celebrates the anniversary of Lucy Maud Montgomery's birthday with it's Montgomery Christmas celebration. You can see highlights from last years celebration by clicking here! 

November 29th Saturday ~ Montgomery Christmas - Three Church Christmas Bazaars, readings, guest speakers, book signing and L.M. Montgomery's handwritten cookbook on display.

You don't have to wait for Christmas. Come for a drive to to Norval and visit the L.M.Montgomery Museum located in Crawford's Village Bakeshop. Tour the Museum with the smell of baking in the air and pick up some Christmas Cake made from Maud's recipe and purchase her recipe book while you are there.

For Museum Information Call Crawford's Village Bakeshop: 905-451-0347


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Norval, Ontario
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Norval, Ontario

Norval is a small village in the region of Halton which possesses a rich history, nestled comfortably in a deep valley on the banks of the Credit River.

Use this site to learn more about this beautiful town that L.M. Montgomery (author of Anne of Green Gables and past resident) was moved to write:

“Norval is so beautiful now that it takes my breath – those pine hills full of shadows – those river reaches – those bluffs of maple and smooth-trunked beech – with drifts of wild white blossom everywhere."

Original Norval Post Office building to be destroyed.

Update: Council has voted and Carpet Palace will be tearing down the original Norval Post Office building. Thankfully our voices were heard and rather than complete demolition the building will be disassembled to be able to save some of the original old beams for historical value. Another small victory is the new building will be built again on very close to the same footprint as the old building and thus save the basic appearance of the 4 corners. The original plan included a very modern looking building set at the back corner of the property. Had that gone through the look of the village would have been radically changed.