The Smiths Falls Heritage House Museum hosted regional artists for an en plein air art competition. Each artist had one 12 hour day to complete an original piece of artwork on the grounds of the museum and Old Slys Rapids, along the historic Rideau Canal. 21 artists completed and entered their work for the competition. […]
Cart Lake Tailings Pond
Cobalt, Ontario
A former lake now recovering from being a mine waste dump.
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Nipissing Mine Lookout
Cobalt, Ontario
A former mill site from the famous Cobalt silver mining camp
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Colonial Mine
Cobalt, Ontario
A former mine site on the famous Cobalt silver mining camp
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Larose Mine
Cobalt, Ontario
A former mine site from the famous Cobalt silver mining camp
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Mole Hill
Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver’s oldest intact block of Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
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Explore Parkwood’s historic grounds. Discover the hidden heritage gems with our Historic Places Days FREE photo scavenger hunt. Follow the clues to the different areas of the grounds, snap a picture and tag @parkwoodestate and #HistoricPlacesDays in your pictures and post to Instagram and/or Facebook. Clue sheets are available for pick up in the Carriage […]
Discover the hidden behind the scenes of the historic site! Every place has a story – head north to the homestead to learn ours! Scheduled as part of Historic Places Days, this event focuses on the site’s journey from family homestead to historic site. Explore the displays, view old photographs, and take part in a […]
Hadani Ditmars sings jazz standards and chanson Francaise accompanied by Peter Tam on keyboards The Shores is an original Vancouver Band that calls Kitsilano home. They honed their sound at Leadroom Studios, located on West 3rd Ave. Their slightly rock pop sound is reflective of the vibrant area in which they live and play. Kitsilano […]
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!