| Inksater's | ||
|---|---|---|
| Address | 97 Grand River St. N | |
| Located in | Paris | |
| Original function | Business | |
| Current function | Store | |
| Coordinates | 43° 11' 38.36" N, 80° 23' 3.01" W | |
View from Grand River St.
Inksater's is a stationery store in Paris. Originally established in 1889 as Fisher's Book and China Store by Senator John Fisher, it was later sold to Frank Inksater[1] and continues to operate under the Inksater name today. It is one of the oldest stores remaining in operation in Paris's downtown core shopping district.
Notes
- ↑ Stewart, 63
References
- Stewart, Don. (n.d.) Memories of Paris: A Sentimental Journey back to the Prettiest Little Town in Ontario. Paris?: No publisher.
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