Ingersoll, Ontario

The community partner organizations are:

Ingersoll Creative Arts Centre
Ingersoll Services for Seniors
Ingersoll Support Services Inc.
Oxford Community Child Centre
Town of Ingersoll - Economic Development Department
Town of Ingersoll - Parks & Recreation Department
Town of Ingersoll - Fusion Youth Centre
V.O.N Oxford Adult Day Program
Woodingford Lodge

Ingersoll is located at the southernmost tip of Ontario in Oxford County, between the cities of St. Thomas and London. It was named after Thomas Ingersoll, an American who settled in the region after the United States gained its independence. His daughter, Laura Secord Ingersoll, became famous after she warned the British of an imminent American attack in 1812. It was also here that the country’s first cheese production factory was built. Today, Ingersoll has a population of 11,000 inhabitants, most of whom are English-speaking.

http://www.town.ingersoll.on.ca