Virtually visit the Huron Historic Gaol by night during its temporary closure! The cells are dark, the sheets are on the artifacts & staff are on hand to shine a light and lift the covers to show you this national historic site behind the scenes on Historic Places Day.  At 8:30: Join us on the […]

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We are available for tours from 1 pm – 4pm today (register here) OR Virtually visit the Lacombe Museums from the comfort of your own home! For the first time ever, you can virtually visit the Lacombe Museums! From the comfort of your own home, you can now explore the inside gallery spaces of the […]

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“Building” History explores history on the streets of the Blue Mountains, ON through local buildings.Discover something new or help the Craigleith Heritage Depot add to our knowledge of the area.Do you know your building’s history?Thursdays at 11:00 am on our Facebook page (@CraigleithDepot).Help our Museum “build” Blue Mountains history!

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During the months of May to October the Oil Museum of Canada, National Historic Site offers a self-directed driving tour starting at the museum’s driveway entrance. 2020 we are offering this tour, free of charge. Download the Oil Heritage District Driving Tour map, print it out at home and head to Oil Springs. Keep an eye out […]

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Join us as we celebrate the beginnings of opening back up Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks! Self-guided and Guided tours are now available starting Friday July 11th, and occuring every Friday for July and August. We are currently accepting tour bookings by appointment only at this time, so please pre book your time […]

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Historic Places Day Open House We are so excited to open on Saturday July 4th 10am – 4:00pm for our ALL NEW Self Guided Tours. All public Health protocols are in place and we hope you will join us. After an extensive restoration the Fitzgerald Rig, the largest of its kind in the World  is once […]

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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 […]

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