The "Africa" mural in King St. was originally painted in the early 1990s.

Private Residence: 41 King St. Like many other buildings in Tillsonburg, this house was constructed of locally formed white brick.

It is located in a former Presbyterian Church at 44 King St. that dates from 1884.

The second area was Yonge Street between King St. and Bloor.

Another site on King St., however, was the popular choice of the membership, and $14,020 was raised for the use of that location.

The local post office on King St. serves locals with lock boxes.

For one year before the renovation of the school's first building, 81 Mary St., was completed, the school operated out of 560 King St.

The road followed the Eno River to Hillsborough and turned left on King St. (no longer an intersection).

In 1955, a barn was renovated into a church on King St. but in 1973 the barn was sold and later burned in 1975.

The monument faces away from the Slave Market, towards King St. and the building where Woolworths was located.