Experience agricultural innovation by touring the beautifully restored 1906 and 1929 grain elevators in St. Albert. Discover how these giant wooded machines innovated agricultural production across the prairies. Then, check out historic tractor and farm equipment collections before visiting the replica Train Station for some hands-on activities.
Dembo Sickles and Planter Era Slavery
Prince Edward Island
Dembo Sickles arrived in the region in the 1760’s and is believed to be buried here.
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Dunbar Falls (Liberty Lane)
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Liberty, enslavement and rural New Brunswick
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Neripis River, Those That Stayed, Those That Left, and Just Passing Through
Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick
Free Black land grants for several companies of Black Loyalists.
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Ball’s Bridge
Goderich, Ontario
Balls Bridge is a rare heritage bridge, open to light vehicular traffic.
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Sam Langford and the Weymouth Black settlements
Weymouth, Nova Scotia
Weymouth Falls produced Sam Langford, perhaps Canada’s greatest boxer.
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Camps routiers du projet routier Hope-Princeton
Hope, British Columbia
Camps routiers du projet routier Hope-Princeton. Histoire du Canada japonais
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Josiah Henson Museum of African-Canadian History
Dresden, Ontario
A slavery to freedom Underground Railroad experience.
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Lafontaine Park, 1901 – Plateau M’ont Royal, Montreal, Quebec
Montréal, Québec
An 84 acre oasis in the Plateau M’ont Royal, named after the first French Prime Minister.
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Railway Station
Minnedosa, Manitoba
Replica Railway Station
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