Adolphustown

  The settlement was named after King George III’s son Prince Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge.  The ferry crossing that is now part of Highway 33 has been in operation since 1802.

• Lieutenant-Colonel James Rogers 1726-1790 

• The Reverend Robert James McDowall 1768-1841 

• Hazelton Spencer 1757-1813 

• The Quakers of Adolphustown 

• Hay Bay Church 1792 

• The Loyalist Memorial Church 

• The Loyalist Landing Place 1784 

• Bay of Quinte Loyalist Settlement, 1784