The Creamery Kings & the Millionaires — the team that bought hockey.
The "Creamery Kings" dominated the Federal Hockey League before elevating to the professional NHA.
Renfrew becomes a pillar of the National Hockey Association — nicknamed the "Millionaires" for the massive salaries paid to land superstars. The NHA becomes the NHL.
The last season of major professional hockey in Renfrew. The roster disperses to the PCHA and the NHL — but the name lives on.
Renfrew, Ontario — where it all began.
The story of the 1909–1911 Creamery Kings and the Millionaires lives on at the NHA/NHL Birthplace Museum in Renfrew — home to the history of the National Hockey Association, the league that became the NHL. A must-visit for any hockey fan.
A collage of Renfrew Millionaires memorabilia — pennants, hockey cards, team photos, and headlines from the era that built professional hockey.
1 Ma Te Way Park Dr, Renfrew, ON · (343) 361-0202
1909–1911 — the players behind the legend.
