The Sharon Temple National Historic Site and Museum may be closed, but that doesn’t mean you can’t join us in celebrating Historic Places Day. Using the Temple as your inspiration, draw a picture, build a 3-D model, paint a canvas, or create a collage and take a selfie with your very own version! Send us your […]
Musée ferroviaire de l’Est de l’Ontario
Smiths Falls, Ontario
The RMEO is the premier hands-on railway experience in a CNoR Station.
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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!Mohawk Chapel will be open from 10am till 12pm prior to a wedding on site, with visitors having the option of a self-guided tour, guided tour or a […]
Join us for the opening weekend of our 2020 Tour Season! Celebrating Community Awareness Week with other Indigenous sites in Ohsweken, Mohawk Chapel will be hosting an Open House, opening our doors to the public! Stay tuned for more details to come!
Bath Museum
Bath, Ontario
The Bath Museum of Loyalist Township has a mission to preserve local artifacts.
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North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
The longest surviving cannery on the west coast, now preserved as a national historic site
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Wellington County Museum and Archives
Fergus, Ontario
Canada’s oldest remaining House of Industry and Refuge, also known as the Poor House.
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Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
Lethbridge, Alberta
Nikka Yuko was established in 1967 as a symbol of friendship between Japan and Canada.
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We invite everyone to come by on Saturday July 6th. There will be a bat chat and activity. We are also on hand to talk about the history of the building and restoration.
Cape Pine Lighthouse
Cape Pine, Newfoundland and Labrador
Cape Pine located on the south coast of Newfoundland and Labrador on the Irish Loop.
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