Tel: 519 284 0433
83 Queen St E
P O Box 1799
St. Marys, Ontario
N4X 1C1
Little
Falls Artisan Crafters Market is located in the lovely St.Marys
Ontario , and is your one stop unique one of a kind shopping.
Like many small businesses, Little Falls Artisan Crafters Market started out as a dream. After much marketing research, business planning, and the typical blood, sweat and tears Little Falls Artisan Crafters Market was founded in June 2007. The Market is owned and operated by 4 business partners who are all artisans themselves.
Some say that Little Falls Artisan Crafters Market
reflects the “golden age
of travel” through its furniture, unique hand crafted gift selections,
jewellery …even down to the paper mache’ “scaredy cat
greeting” you at the door. Being located in the heart of St. Marys,
and less than 30 minuetes from London , or Stratford , it’s obvious
that Little Falls Artisan Crafters Market’s
merchandise would display local uniqueness and charm.
The owners and artisans that make up the charm of Little Falls
Artisan Crafters market are enthusiastic about their store
and about their customer! They note that some of their regulars’
favorite items include the hand made children’s clothing, bonnets
and blankets, handbags, gift baskets, hand knit items, water colour paints
and drawings, unique hand made greeting cards and incredible hand made
jewellery. Little Falls Artisan Crafters Market
has been listening to its customer and is continuing to expand their baby
section with cute onesies and T’s, along with beautifully hand made
christening gowns.
The
artists invites you to visit Little Falls Artisan Crafters
Market for that perfect gift or home accessory. Whether
you one of kind painting or drawing or a lovely cheese tray made from
a melted molded wine bottle for your wine and Cheese party, unique gift
basket and card for a hostess gift, or a three-foot stained glass for
your bay window…find out why Little Falls Artisan Crafters
Market is quickly becoming a destination store for St.Marys
and area stylish shoppers. Treasure seekers will delight in Little
Falls Artisan Crafters Markets specialty gifts and collectibles.
The
first settlers arrived in St. Marys in the early 1840s, attracted by the
area’s natural resources.The Thames River cascaded over a series
of limestone ledges, providing the power to run the first pioneer mills
and giving the community an early nickname: Little Falls.
In
the riverbed and along the banks, limestone was close to the surface and
could be quarried for building materials. Many 19th century limestone
structures survive: churches, commercial blocks, and private homes.
The
coming of the Grand Trunk Railway in the late 1850s spurred growth and
the railway connected the town to the rest of the world and framed the
local landscape with its two large trestle bridges on limestone pillars
across the waterways.
In the late 1800s as the town prospered, social, educational and cultural facilities expanded. They established and built beautiful churches with steeples visible for miles around the countryside. The Opera House opened in 1880. A new Town Hall was built in 1891 and a beautiful Carnegie Library in 1904.
St. Marys today retains its 19th century flavour while offering all the
attractions of a modern and friendly small town. In the downtown area,
the streets are flanked with century-old buildings. Although the old mills
have vanished, a community walkway follows the old millrace along the
river.
Tel:
519 284 0433
83 Queen St E
P O Box 1799
St. Marys, Ontario
N4X 1C1
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