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Queenston Road is a two-way Lower City arterial road in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Also known as Highway 8. It starts off at the Queenston Traffic Circle and travels eastward over the Red Hill Valley Parkway and into Stoney Creek past the Fruitland and Winona communities and into Niagara Region as Niagara Regional Road 81.

Contents

Map of Queenston Rd, Hamilton, ON, Canada

History

Canada's first drive-in was the Skyway Drive-in located on Queenston Road. It was opened for business 10 July 1946. At one time the city of Hamilton had five drive-in theatres but only one remains as of April, 2007. The first drive-in closed in 1975 and is now the site of Fiesta Mall on the corner of Queenston and Gray Roads.

Up to 1938, Queenston Road just West of the Red Hill Valley Parkway was the site of the Civic Airport in the McQuesten neighbourhood. Today it is a residential neighbourhood and the site of Roxborough Park.

Landmarks

Note: Listing of Landmarks from West to East.

  • Queenston Traffic Circle
  • City Motor Hotel
  • All Saints North America Orthodox Church
  • St. Eugene's Rectory
  • Parkdale Park
  • Pat Quinn Parkdale Arena
  • Birchwood Apartments
  • Red Hill Creek Valley Trail
  • Red Hill Creek
  • Red Hill Valley Parkway, travels underneath Queenston Road overpass
  • Red Rose Motel
  • Zellers (department store)
  • Canadian Tire Pitstop
  • Sam Manson Park
  • Queenston Mall
  • Eastgate Square (Mall)
  • Gulliver Square (shopping)
  • Battlefield Square (shopping)
  • Battlefield Creek
  • Little League Park
  • Henry & Beatrice Warden Park
  • Watson Park
  • Fiesta Mall
  • AT GRAY/GRAYS ROAD, QUEENSTON ROAD BECOMES HIGHWAY 8, which is where the following landmarks are located:

  • Cardinal Newman Secondary School
  • St. Francis Xavier Church
  • Cenotaph Park
  • Spartan Square (shopping)
  • Orchard Park Secondary School
  • Fruitland Cemetery
  • Sherwood Park (behind cemetery)
  • Saltfleet Arena (behind cemetery)
  • Fruitland Motel
  • Mountain Gardens Cemetery
  • Kiwanis Community Centre
  • John Knox Memorial Christian Church
  • Winona Pitch & Putt
  • Innsville Hotel
  • Winona Senior Citizen Centre
  • Puddicombe Estate (wine)
  • Hamilton/ Niagara Regional Boundary, Highway 8 continues as Niagara Regional Road 81.
  • Communities

    Note: Listing of neighbourhoods from West to East.

  • Bartonville
  • Normanhurst/ Glenview West
  • McQuesten West/ Glenview East
  • Kentley/ Corman
  • Kentley/ Greenford
  • Riverdale West
  • Riversdale East
  • Stoney Creek
  • Fruitland
  • Winona
  • Roads that are parallel with Queenston Road

    Lower City Roads:

  • Burlington Street, West/East
  • Barton Street, West/East
  • Cannon Street, West/East
  • Wilson Street
  • King William Street
  • King Street, West/East
  • Main Street, West/East; - Queenston Road
  • Jackson Street, East
  • Hunter Street, West/East
  • Augusta Street
  • Charlton Avenue, West/East
  • Aberdeen Avenue
  • Niagara Escarpment (Mountain) Roads:

  • Concession Street
  • Queensdale Avenue West/ East
  • Scenic Drive - Fennell Avenue, West/East
  • Sanatorium Road
  • Mohawk Road, West/East
  • Limeridge Road West/East
  • Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway - Mud Street, (Hamilton City Road 11)
  • Stone Church Road, West/East
  • ; Rymal Road, West/East
  • Twenty Road
  • Roads that cross Queenston Road

    Note: Listing of streets from West to East.

  • Parkdale Avenue, South
  • Red Hill Valley Parkway
  • Nash Road, South
  • Centennial Parkway, South
  • Lake Avenue Drive
  • Gray Road
  • Green Road
  • Fruitland Road
  • Fifty Road
  • References

    Queenston Road (Hamilton, Ontario) Wikipedia