The Meaning of Avonlea
Road to Avonlea Episodes - Reviews, airdates, grades and more
Road to Avonlea Characters - Meet the villagers!
Avonleapedia - Persons, Places and Things from A-Z
Behind the Scenes - A look at the making of the series
What is Avonlea?
Avonlea is the name of a fictional village in Prince Edward Island Canada and the setting for Lucy Maud Montgomery's "Anne of Green Gables," related works, and the series "Road to Avonlea." Avonlea has been considered an anagram for “Avalon,” meaning “island of apples” in the Celtic traditions. Read More
Avonlea Episodes
The Avonlea series aired in Canada between January 7, 1990 and March 31, 1996 and began airing in the US on March 5, 1990. The seven season ninety-one episode series was shown in 160 countries and became "the highest rated, longest running show in Canadian television history." Road to Avonlea Episode Guide
Avonlea Characters
Set in the maritime village of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island, Avonlea follows the lives of the King family at the beginning of the 20th century. The early seasons focus on the Story Girl, Sara Stanley, who goes to live with her maternal relatives after her father is accused of a corporate scandal. Central characters include Hetty King, Sara Stanley, Felicity King, Felix King, Cecily King, and Gus Pike. Read More
Avonlea Episode Spotlight
3.12: The Calamitous Courting of Hetty KingThe traveling shoe salesman, Wally Higgins, comes to Avonlea and becomes enthralled by Hetty's shoe size. Wellington Campbell claims that he owns part of King property, which sparks an inevitable conflict with Hetty.
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This Day in Avonlea History
May 24, 1976- Happy Birthday Gema Zamprogna! Gema played Felicity King/Pike on Road to Avonlea. A native of Hamilton, Ontario, She has twin siblings, Dominic and Amanda, and her father is a professional director of dance choreography and instructor at Hamilton's Theatre Aquarius.Avonlea Quote of the Day
It's my opinion that this newspaper has come a long way since Olivia applied her hand to it. Even the death notices are nicely written.
~Rachel Lynde
~Rachel Lynde