Explore the site of the oldest home in St. Catharines with interactive tours, learn about heritage conservation with live demos, participate in hands-on crafts and activities with various community vendors, and enjoy ice cream as you discover our plans to adaptively reuse our 1850s Dairy into an ice cream shop. Open Door Days are open […]
Canal Lachine – Site National Historique du Canada, 1929 | Montréal, Qc
Montréal, Québec
Lachine Canal – Site Historique National du Canada, 1929 | Montréal, Qc
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Minnedosa Museum and Heritage Village
Minnedosa, Manitoba
Minnedosa Heritage Village consists of 11 restored buildings that show our prairie past
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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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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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Musée Tashme de Sunshine Valley
Hope, British Columbia
Tashme – Le plus grand camp d’internement de Canadiens d’origine japonaise au Canada penda
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Explore the 220+ year-old buildings on our site, learn about heritage conservation techniques, discover stories of rural farming families, and connect with Niagara’s rich history on a highly engaging tour led by our passionate staff and volunteers. Tours are about 60 minutes and start every hour between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Visitors are welcome […]