of the Tri-Counties Men's Fastball league, with Thursday and Sunday nights designated as home games. Historical schools East Oxford P.S.: 505767 Old Stage Road. A plaque commemorates Old Stage Road. Governor Simcoe inherited this Indian trail known as the Detroit Path. Both American and British troops used it during the War of 1812 travelling between Detroit and Ancaster. Sections of the trail can still be travelled in East and West Oxford. Norwich District High School : Stover St. S (Oxford Road 59), Norwich. Built in 1952. Norwich Cenotaph: "Weeping Lady." This monument typifies the Quaker response of pacifism and the futility of war. The High school has now been converted to a public school (Emily Stowe Public School). Norwich P.S. : 12 Washington St, Norwich. Originally built in 1896 but replaced in 1973. The school is now closed and removed making the way for new townhomes. Otterville P.S. : 318 Main St W, Otterville. The facade is all that remains of the original 1927 building. However, there is a plaque with the old school bell at the front of the school. Plaques and monuments Bell with historic plaque: At the Otterville firehall. Emily Howard Jennings Stowe, M.D.: On the ground of the Norwich and District Historical Museum and Archives Establishment of Free Rural Mail Delivery: At the Springfield Community Centre. Howard Adams Innis, economic historian: At his birthplace, Innisfree Farm, on County Road 19, 3 km east of Otterville The Norwich Quaker Settlement: At the Quaker Pioneer Cemetery, Quaker Street and Concession Road 3 Otterville African Methodist Episcopal Church and Cemetery: At the entrance to the cemetery, on the west side of Church Street, in Otterville Cultural resources Norwich and District Historical Society Museum & Archives: 89 Stover St N, RR#3, Norwich, ON N0J 1P0 Burgessville Public Library: 604 Main St S, Burgessville, ON N0J 1C0 Norwich Public Library: 10 Tidey St, Norwich, ON N0J 1P0 Otterville Public Library: 218 Main St W, Norwich, ON N0J 1R0 Ross Butler Studio and Agricultural Gallery South Norwich Historical Society Museum (GTR) Thames Valley Museum School Woodlawn Community Centre Notable residents Ross Butler (1907-1995) Farmer, photographer, songwriter, livestock judge, cattle and poultry breeder, pioneer of cattle artificial insemination, painter and sculptor of farm animals, as well as an author (the autobiographical, My Father's Farm). Commissioned in 1939 to paint over 500 "Standard Type" paintings of Canadian livestock to be placed in schools across