The Camerons of Mountsberg In the early 1800s, Archibald Cameron and his family settled in what would become Mountsberg. Life was tough, but with determination, they cleared the forests and welcomed other settlers, turning the area into a thriving community. Years later, the Railway planned a track straight through the Camerons’ land. Despite the initial protests, Archibald saw opportunity. The railway divided their property, but it also connected Mountsberg to other villages. Through it all, the Camerons' love for family and community remained the heart of their legacy, binding their town together for generations to come.
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