Come to the Old Schoolhouse to learn about the old toys children used to play with in the early 1900s. Local artists have them available for purchase. Makes excellent gifts – no batteries required!
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Local Beatrix Potter Society Member brings these famous stories to life with characters and paintings. Come and learn about the life of Beatrix Potter and how her books came to be.
Join us for our first ever Limestone Barrens Day at Port au Choix National Site in lovely Port au Choix, NL! At the end of a week long BioBlitz on the Great Northern Peninsula of NL and following the 2nd Annual COD Festival in the local town, we have decided to continue to celebrate the […]
The Humboldt & District Museum & Gallery is producing a new downtown walking tour booklet that contains both historic sites and public art in the downtown core. To celebrate the launch of the booklet the Museum is offering free downtown walking tours on Saturday, July 19. The tours will start at the Museum at 11am, […]
Macpherson House is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1:00pm – 4:00pm throughout July and August. We invite you to join us for a guided tour on Wednesdays. Whether you are a history buff or just enjoy a day exploring something different, you’ll enjoy visiting the beautiful Macpherson House and grounds. It’s like stepping back […]
Macpherson House
Napanee, Ontario
Enjoy an afternoon exploring this beautiful home and its grounds, built circa 1826
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Fort Langley National Historic Site
Langley Township, British Columbia
Discover the rich and varied history of this Hudson’s Bay Company fur trading post.
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Join Vancouver Heritage Foundation and celebrate Historic Places Days on July 19th with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Vancouver Block – a landmark on the Vancouver skyline since 1912. The tour will begin with an hour-long walking tour with heritage consultant Donald Luxton exploring the economic growth of Vancouver. The second half of the […]
Offered by Vancouver Heritage Foundation Fraser and 41st was the hub of the sprawling-yet-humble municipality of South Vancouver. Amalgamation demolished its city hall, but the stories live on through its biggest park, South Memorial; its first high school, John Oliver; and its eternal graveyard, Mountain View. 📍 Meeting location: The tour will begin the cenotaph […]
Offered by Vancouver Heritage Foundation From 1891 to 1954, the BC Electric interurban Central Park Line ran between New Westminster and Vancouver. It served the populations of Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster as they moved from place to Place. At its peak the Central Park Line operated with 16 Stations. Following some of those stations […]