Rose House has survived since the early 1800s with few alterations, inhabited by 5 generations of the Rose family. Peter Rose arrived in Prince Edward County among first Marysburgh settlers, made up largely of United Empire Loyalists and Hessian (German) soldiers who...

The Ermatinger-Clergue National Historic Site consists of two of the oldest stone buildings northwest of Toronto surrounded by period gardens. The first building, the Ermatinger Old Stone House, is restored to depict the domestic and professional life of Charles...

The museum is set up to depict the lifestyle of a miner in the area. Visitors can see an old wood stove, complete with traditional cooking or silver instruments. A pump organ and silver exhibit are also on display to show some typical luxury items of the times.

The Flour Mill Museum began operating in 1974. Two buildings, the Heritage House and the Log Cabin, are open for public viewing. The Heritage House was constructed in 1902.  It was the home of the Evans Lumber Company foreman and later, was the residence of the...

Woodchester Villas has been designated under the Ontario Heritage Act and commemorated with an Ontario Provincial plaque and is now a community historic house museum.

Here in 1928 Stephen Leacock built Leacock House designed by Wright & Noxon, Toronto.  The scale and ambience of the plans reflected Leacock's success and prestige as a world renowned author and a celebrated academic.

The Hoch Farm is the only Designated Heritage site in Killaloe-Hagarty-Richards Township. It reflects the pioneering agricultural development of the area, as well as its rich cultural background.

The Mather-Walls House has been the subject of archaeological, architectural and historical studies. Artifacts such as ceramics and glass bottles were unearthed in an excavation, revealing a wealth of information about the lifestyles of the families who lived here...

The Brubacher house was built in 1850 in a style typical of Pennsylvania German architecture. In this beautiful setting on the side of a gentle hill, Magdalena and John E. Brubacher raised fourteen children. Farming continued on the land until 1965 when the property...

Woodside is the boyhood home of William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada's longest-serving Prime Minister. The house has been restored to the Victorian style of the 1890s. The importance of this residence is best reflected in King's own words: "The years that left the...