Historical Places You Need to Visit in Every Province
The theme is across Canada. Each province brings its own history from years past. From gold mines to railway, you will find unique cultures and stories that make up Canada’s great history.
Places
Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum
Prince George, British Columbia
Railway & Forestry Museum located at the confluence of the Nechako and Fraser Rivers.
Eaton Internment Camp at the Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Historic railway grounds, WWI Internment memorial garden, & interpretive display site
Frank Slide Interpretive Centre
Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
Alberta Provincial Historic Resource Interpretive Centre History and Science Centre
Schneider Haus National Historic Site
Kitchener, Ontario
A local landmark and one of Kitchener's oldest dwellings.
Citadelle de Québec
Québec, Québec
L'impressionnante forteresse du Vieux-Québec vous ouvre ses portes tous les jours !
Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Site of the oldest surviving lighthouse in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site
Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Prince of Wales Tower is one of five integral parts of the Halifax Defence Complex
Yukon Sawmill Company Office
Dawson City, Yukon
The Yukon Sawmill Company Office is a Yukon Historic Site designated in 2005.
Road Map
Prince George, British Columbia to Dawson City, Yukon
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Civic Museums of Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Manitoba 5 places
Take a tour across the City of Winnipeg to explore the Civic Museums of Winnipeg!
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Discover Transcona
Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 places
Explore the history of our community by visiting these two sites in Transcona.
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Historic Places of Scenic Route 7
Agassiz, British Columbia to Mission, British Columbia 8 places
Get off the main drag, avoid the traffic, take in the sites, discover the heritage.
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Gallery 78 in the Crocket House
Fredericton, New Brunswick 1 place
Explore the architecture of the late 19th century along the water in downtown Fredericton.
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