Location ID: #2198
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Located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, Brockville’s downtown is a bustling area that features a unique 1800s look, complete with some original stone facades. The period courthouse sits next to a large island of curated flower beds and ...
Location ID: #19830
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The original church was built in 1915 and functioned as the administrative centre of the Catholic Church in Upper Canada. It was gutted by fire in August 1970, but fortunately the outer walls were spared and today its impressive scale and fine ...
Location ID: #19936
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B & H Your Community Grocer is Ontario’s only independent grocery store, meaning they have no ties to any of Canada’s major grocery chains. Specializing in sourcing local meat, dairy and produce, they also have a variety of products prepared ...
Location ID: #19935
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The Brigadoon was built around 1840 as a general store and family home. Stones quarried from the riverbed made up the exterior, and red brick was used for the interior as a form of insulation. What used to be the general store is now the main dining ...
Location ID: #15019
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Opened in 1863 with some headstones dating back to original time period, the Brampton Cemetery contains a noteworthy collection of monuments in a wide variety of shapes, colours, sizes, inscriptions and types of stone. Ranging from early sandstone ...
Location ID: #19916
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Riverwalk Park is a paved asphalt trail that hugs the shore of the St. Lawrence River. It opened in 2015 as part of a $2.5 millions waterfront revitalization project that transformed the area into a community greenspace. It maintains a nautical ...
Location ID: #19914
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This small, outdoor amphitheatre has a sheltered stage with raised seating comprised of rows of stone blocks, alternating with strips of sod. The venue is home to a variety of events, including the St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival. The summer ...
Location ID: #19758
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Situated on 60 acres, Petrolia Discovery is a working museum - a working oil drill with a variety of oil rigs and various buildings: a blacksmith shop, printing press house, toll house, oil pump house, mill, stable, church, one room school, and ...
Location ID: #19792
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Situated on 4.5 acres, the museum is located in an 1855 2 storey stone and local quarried limestone house with large front porch. The main floor has living room, baseball museum, kitchen, summer kitchen, office and classroom. Second floor has period ...
Location ID: #19837
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This 1 1/2 storey house was built in 1796 by William Fairfield Jr. In 1938, Mabel Fairfield-Gutzeit and her husband Dr. William Gutzeit purchased the house as their retirement home. They furnished the house with their collection of paintings, ...
Location ID: #19850
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The Lost Villages is a collection of ten heritage buildings arranged in a village-like setting at Ault Park, the township's oldest park. Housed in the buildings are historical artifacts and records from the "Lost Villages” - the six villages, three ...
Location ID: #19856
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This building was built in 1840 by the Wood Family, United Empire Loyalists, using the stone from the Cornwall Canal. Three generations of the Wood family lived there, until 1952 when the last surviving member died a bachelor. A few years later, it ...
Location ID: #19865
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Former County Jail, featuring 18 cells with imposing limestone walls (15 feet high and 2½ feet wide). Until 1974, it was used as a Napanee Town Police lockup. In 1976, the Lennox & Addington County Museum & Archives took over the building, and in ...
Location ID: #19887
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When Bath was a relatively new settlement, this building served as the Old Town Hall. It was completed in 1861, and for over 100 years it served as a venue for parties, festivals, town auctions, bingo nights, and even legion meetings. In 2009, the ...
Location ID: #19888
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The Glengarry Pioneer Museum was opened in 1962. It is a collection of nineteenth century log or wood-frame heritage buildings and historic artifacts. The original building was built in 1840 and functioned as Macintosh’s Store, and eventually became ...
Location ID: #19915
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Situated on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the Sandra S. Lawn Marina is considered one of the premiere boating facilities in Ontario. It offers a range of facilities and services, including a launch ramp, shore power (both 30 and 50 amp), ...
Location ID: #19912
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The Old Dock Dive Site is a popular visitor attraction situated on the bank of the St. Lawrence River, a part of Prescott’s Riverwalk Park. Built in 1812 and then renovated in 1827, it was historically used as a flea market, and some lost items can ...
Location ID: #19911
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Fort Wellington was commissioned by the British government and built in 1812. Ramparts surrounded by dry ditches and fences enclosed the area, leaving only one entryway on the north facade. Inside, the wooden buildings were designed to be hidden ...
Location ID: #13555
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Situated 10 minutes from downtown Sudbury, the Lake Laurentian Conservation area encompasses 2,400 acres of wetlands, rocky landscaping, ponds and lakes. Over 23 kilometres of hiking and biking trails with scenic lookouts and a Nature Chalet with ...
Location ID: #17356
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Situated in Springbank Park beside the Thames River, Storybook Gardens is a fairy tale and nursery rhyme themed children's interactive park and playground. The 20 acre city-owned facility opened in 1958. Open year round. During the winter season, a ...
Location ID: #4637
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Typical small town, built on Napanee River. Downtown Napanee has become a key commercial hub for residents and visitors to the area, with charming old buildings housing a variety of successful homegrown restaurants & cafes, clothing stores and ...
Location ID: #19885
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This colonial-style motel is minutes from downtown Brockville and steps away from the St. Lawrence River. Amenities include a business center and meeting rooms, as well as a seasonal, heated, outdoor pool. There is ample parking in both the front ...
Location ID: #19883
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UEL Heritage Centre is 72 acres of land on the shores of Bay of Quinte. Established as a family campground in 1956, it’s known for its large grass fields and sandy beaches. There are two children’s playgrounds and two washroom facilities, as well as ...
Location ID: #14101
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Pirate Cove Marina is a family owned and operated marina that opened in 1994. It sits on over 14 acres of riverfront property, and features an in-ground heated pool, as well as two washroom buildings that each have showers. There are five large ...