Cayuga is a community on the Grand River in Ontario, about 45 minutes south of Hamilton and about 15 minutes north of Lake Erie.
Cayuga was the seat of Haldimand County, until Haldimand County and neighboring Norfolk County to the west were merged to form the Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk in 1974. The nearby town of Simcoe became the regional seat at that time. In 2001, The regional municipality was dissolved, and the former Haldimand County became a single-tier municipality, similar to an independent city, called "Haldimand". The name was immediately changed to "Haldimand County", making Cayuga the administrative center of the City of Haldimand County.
Cayuga Memorial Arena, on Thorburn Street. The arena was built in 2011, and replaced an arena that was built in 1922.
Houses on Thorburn Street.
Houses on Talbot Street.
A house on Munsee Street.
A house on Ottawa Street.
Buildings on King Street.
Buildings on Cayuga Street.
A building on Talbot Street.
An old Bank Of Commerce Building on Cayuga Street. The bank was built in 1905.
Buildings on Cayuga Street. On the right, at the end of the block, is the Gibson-Bunn Building, built in 1880.
An old post office on Cayuga Street.
The former post office was built in 1888, and is now used as a doctor's office.
The Grand River winds through Cayuga, on its way into Lake Erie.
St. John the Divine Anglican Church, on Ottawa Street. The church was built in 1897, with the frame addition on the left added in 2016.
The Land Registry Office, on Echo Street. The structure was built in 1871.
The Thomas Nicholas Log Cabin, off of Echo Street. The cabin was built in 1835, and was originally along the old plank road in Oneida Township.
The Haldimand County Museum, off of Echo Street.
The Haldimand County Administration Building, on Munsee Street.
The Ontario Superior Courthouse, on Munsee Street.
The courthouse was built in 1924 after a fire, and originally served as the Haldimand County Courthouse, until the county was merged with Norfolk County to form the Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk. The Ontario Superior Court continues to utilize the building.
Behind the courthouse is the old gaol, built in 1851 and dating back to the original courthouse.
Houses on Mohawk Street.
A house on Munsee Street.
A house on Munsee Street.
St. John's Lodge, on Munsee Street. The Freemason hall was built in 1888.
St. Stephen's Catholic Church, on Ottawa Street.
Cayuga United Church, on Munsee Street.
A house on Munsee Street.
A house on Tuscarora Street.
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