An open house day to allow the public to tour the O’Reilly House Museum and see evidence of over 450 years of history of the Placentia Area.
Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum
Palmerston, Ontario
Experience Wellington County’s only original railway station.
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Held on the grounds of the O’Reilly House Museum in Placentia to celebrate the area’s diverse history. The event will include entertainment, refreshments, period costumes and the presentation of heritage awards. During the afternoon there is free admission to the museum.
Hands on History – Two nations were brought together by the European fashion demands which created and sustained the longevity of the fur trade. The Hands on History program gives a glimpse into the lives of the First Nations, Métis and European people at Fort Carlton in the 1800s. Students will visit the tipi encampment […]
Join the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) and the Friends of Historic Fort Willow for the 2019 Canada Historic Places Day. Fort Willow Conservation Area is recognized as a national historic site for its role in the development of Simcoe County and our nation. During the War of 1812, the site was a strategic storage […]
Historic Joy Kogawa House
Vancouver, British Columbia
Historic Joy Kogawa House is the 1912 home where author Joy Kogawa lived as a child.
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Sandon, BC since 1897
Sandon, British Columbia
Historic Ghost City. Part of the Silvery Slocan dating back to the late 1890s.
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Trenton Town Hall -1861, Home of the Trent Port Historical Society
Quinte West, Ontario
A 150 year old limestone building, designated as a heritage property and housing a museum.
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Fort Carlton Provincial Park
Saskatchewan
Fort Carlton rebuilt Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) post from 1810 – 1885.
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May is Museum Month!This May, stop by the North Lanark Regional Museum every Tuesday afternoon anytime between 1 PM and 3 PM to participate in our exciting new touch tours! Have you ever wanted to take a glimpse behind the glass case, and really know what an object would feel like in your hands? The […]