Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Home of the Black Loyalists, the largest free Black settlement in the 1780s.
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Prince William, New Brunswick
The Gordon house is one of several structures on the King’s Landing site to depict Blacks.
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Windsor, Ontario
The Windsor Masonic Temple: a place of community, heritage, and family!
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Montréal, Québec
Canada’s Register of Historic Places Register of the Government of Canada Historic Buildin
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Oakville, Ontario
The historic Sovereign House is a heritage display centre that is open to the public.
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London, Ontario
The museum dedicated to London’s decorated cavalry regiment founded in 1856!
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Nelson, British Columbia
The region’s premiere exhibition space, and home to the archives and history museum.
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Beechville, Nova Scotia
Baptist Church established by the Black Refugees.
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Hunts Point, Nova Scotia
Black Church at the heart of a Black community from 1841 – 1908
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Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Built in 1877, Disney Chapel commemorates Black AMEC Bishop Richard Randolph Disney.
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