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Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum

The Diefenbunker is a four-story, 100,000 square foot underground bunker, built between 1959 and 1961. The mandate of the Diefenbunker is to increase public interest in and a critical understanding of the Cold War, by preserving the Diefenbunker as a national historic site, and operating a Cold War Museum.

Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum

The Diefenbunker is a four-story, 100,000 square foot underground bunker, built between 1959 and 1961. The mandate of the Diefenbunker is to increase public interest in and a critical understanding of the Cold War, by preserving the Diefenbunker as a national historic site, and operating a Cold War Museum.

3929 Carp Road Carp Ontario K0A 1L0 (613) 839-0007 Visit Website
Black and white sketch of a cottage-like house with trees on either side.

Erland Lee (Museum) House

Black and white sketch of a cottage-like house with trees on either side.

Erland Lee (Museum) House

552 Ridge Road Stoney Creek Ontario L8J 2Y6 Visit Website

Fairbairn House Heritage Centre

One of Wakefield’s oldest dwellings, the Fairbairn house was the home of Scottish settler William Fairbairn. Fairbairn arrived in Wakefield in 1834 and, in 1838, erected the area’s first grist mill, beside the La Pêche River just as it begins its descent to join the Gatineau. The original thick stone walls he constructed are still […]

Fairbairn House Heritage Centre

One of Wakefield’s oldest dwellings, the Fairbairn house was the home of Scottish settler William Fairbairn. Fairbairn arrived in Wakefield in 1834 and, in 1838, erected the area’s first grist mill, beside the La Pêche River just as it begins its descent to join the Gatineau. The original thick stone walls he constructed are still an attraction in today’s Wakefield Mill. The house, built by William in the 1860s, now sits proudly on the east bank of the Gatineau River, a short walk from the centre of Wakefield village and not far from its original site on William Fairbairn’s farm. It has an adventure-filled past, having been relocated twice. Threatened with demolition in 1993 to make way for a road approach to the new bridge over the Gatineau River, it was moved across Route 105 from its farm location by Andy Tommy. in 2005, about to be torn down to provide space for condo housing, the house was moved again, by the Municipality of La Pêche at the request of the Gatineau Valley Historical Society. Its permanent location is across the river, near the covered bridge, in the seven-acre Hendrick Park. On September 1, 2012, the new Fairbairn House Heritage Centre first opened its doors to visitors. With exhibits, programmes and an ongoing roster of special events, Fairbairn House has a renewed purpose, focussing on our unique history and enhancing the area’s potential as a recreo-touristic destination.

45 Wakefield Heights Wakefield Quebec J0X 3G0 +1.8197783382 Visit Website

Fairfields Heritage House

Come visit the museum, explore the grounds and chat with knowledgeable guides.  Imagine yourself in the past as you try on our dress-up costumes and play some old-fashioned games.  With guided tours, as well as programs and events for families, Fairfields Heritage House remains a hub of community activity.

Fairfields Heritage House

Come visit the museum, explore the grounds and chat with knowledgeable guides.  Imagine yourself in the past as you try on our dress-up costumes and play some old-fashioned games.  With guided tours, as well as programs and events for families, Fairfields Heritage House remains a hub of community activity.

3080 Richmond Road Nepean Ontario K2B 7J5 (613) 726-2652 Visit Website

Goulbourn Museum

Goulbourn Museum shares the story of Ottawa’s oldest military settlement. Compare yourself to a soldier in the War of 1812, or dress up in period costume in our Village Store!

Goulbourn Museum

Goulbourn Museum shares the story of Ottawa’s oldest military settlement. Compare yourself to a soldier in the War of 1812, or dress up in period costume in our Village Store!

2064 Huntley Road Stittsville Ontario K2S 1B8 (613) 831-2393 Visit Website

Heritage Vanier

The “popular, vernacular, modest or small heritage” built heritage conveys the pride of the neighborhood. It is a collective creation that transpires in an informal way but holds undeniable beauty and social interest.

Heritage Vanier

The “popular, vernacular, modest or small heritage” built heritage conveys the pride of the neighborhood. It is a collective creation that transpires in an informal way but holds undeniable beauty and social interest.

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Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives

Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives

50 Victoria Ave N Lindsay Ontario K9V 4G3 (705) 324-3404 Visit Website

Khayrhaye Somali Cultural Museum Centre

Khayrhaye Somali Cultural Museum Centre

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Lanark County Arts & Heritage

Lanark County Arts & Heritage (LCAH) aims to represents cultural organizations throughout the county, providing a forum for communication and collaboration. LCAH enthusiastically promotes the activities and events of member sites and provides professional development opportunities. Main activities: 1. To enhance and encourage preservation of the heritage of Lanark County and environs. 2. To bring […]

Lanark County Arts & Heritage

Lanark County Arts & Heritage (LCAH) aims to represents cultural organizations throughout the county, providing a forum for communication and collaboration. LCAH enthusiastically promotes the activities and events of member sites and provides professional development opportunities.

Main activities:

1. To enhance and encourage preservation of the heritage of Lanark County and environs.
2. To bring together those people interested in the diverse arts and heritage of Lanark County.
3. To cultivate interest in the past.
4. To advance education by improving the public’s understanding and awareness of Lanark
County heritage.
5. To promote historical research.
6. To carry out activities ancillary and incidental to the attainment of the above purposes.

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