“Ardrossan was always very community minded and its first community hall was Orange Hall, built in 1913. By the 1940s, it was worse for wear and in 1947 the Memorial Hall was built.”
(Article in the Sherwood Park News, August 23, 2013) Read more about the history of Auld Ardrossan!
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“Ardrossan had its beginnings in 1909 as a GTPR stop. The post office opened the same year. Miss Edmiston, a local resident, named it for a holiday resort town in Strathclyde, Scotland. The name is from the Gaelic, meaning “height of the little cape.”
(Article from Heritage Community Foundation.) | Source: University of Alberta Libraries.
