Celebrating our annual participation in Historic Places Day, join the site in taking selfies to win prizes as part of National Trust for Canada’s contest on their website!Due to COVID-19, Mohawk Chapel has decided to offer the outdoor space for visitors to visit, explore and walk through this year. The Chapel’s steeple will still be […]
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Join the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) and the Friends of Historic Fort Willow for the 2020 Canada Historic Places Day. Fort Willow Conservation Area is recognized as a national historic site for its role in the development of Simcoe County and our nation. During the War of 1812, the site was a strategic storage […]
As Vancouver’s new National Historic Site, take the journey back. in time to pre-war Powell Street, home of over 8000 Japanese Canadians and 400 businesses. Learn about the extraordinary story of the our organization and how we are one of the only properties returned to any Japanese Canadian after the WWII Internment. We will […]
Newcomb-Boyle Park
Wallace, Nova Scotia
A small park that marks the birthplace of Simon Newcomb and honours him and Willard Boyle.
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Shogomoc Railway Site
Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick
This site is family friendly and educates those on the history of the rail road in town.
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Moyie Museum
Moyie, British Columbia
Moyie Museum
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Wells Museum
Wells, British Columbia
The Wells Museum showcases and celebrates the history of beautiful Wells, BC.
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Uncover stories of the railways’ impact in Toronto “Tales of the Rails” will uncover how Toronto’s railways shaped the social landscape of the city since their introduction in the early 1800s. How were Toronto’s oldest communities impacted by the development of the railways? Join us to find out! Tales of the Rails is […]
Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre, National Historic Site
New Denver, British Columbia
NIMC tells the story Japanese Canadians forcibly relocated during World War II.
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We are happy to announce that we are reopening on July 4th – and with a new exhibit! #SpringsAndScavengers brings you up close (but not too close) to the story of water and waste management in early Victoria. ..Through images, stories, and artifacts—including a spectacular collection of chamber pots— the exhibit weaves a story of […]