We’re turning up the heat at the museum this summer! Never before have so many Findlay items been gathered into one space! Visit us and get your fill of Findlay!
Collingwood Museum
Collingwood, Ontario
Explore over 170 years of Collingwood’s vibrant history at the Collingwood Museum.
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Fort Dauphin Museum
Dauphin, Manitoba
Learn what it was like to live during the fur trade and early pioneer life.
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Mariners Park Museum
Prince Edward, Ontario
Mariners Park Museum explores the ways PEC inhabitants interact with surrounding waters.
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Macaulay Heritage Park
Prince Edward, Ontario
Features Macaulay House (1830) and the permanent exhibit “A Path Forward.”
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AMUSE BOUCHE is an extraordinary culinary event debuting this summer at the picturesque Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site. Immerse yourself in a captivating journey back to the vibrant world of the 1730s, experiencing the rich cultural heritage of Prince Edward Island’s early French settlers. Event Highlights: Authentic Cuisine: Taste the essence of PEI’s […]
Join us for an unforgettable summer celebration! Step back in time and experience the magic of the 1700s at the historic Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site. Explore our bustling Three Rivers Heritage Market featuring talented local artisans and their unique crafts. Enjoy live music, savor delicious local food, and listen to captivating storytellers […]
Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre
Lincoln, Ontario
The site is home to a museum, the 1815 Fry House, the 1859 Schoolhouse, and more.
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Our historic buildings are open for tours! The Fry House is a two-story log dwelling built in c.1815 by Jacob Fry and Elizabeth Wismer, two of the early German-speaking Mennonite settlers from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The house has been staged with period-relevant objects and functions as a living history site. Built in 1859 to replace […]
Fairfield House
Ontario
From cellar to attic, this timber-framed house preserves building skills of the 1790s.
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