Amherstburg
King's Navy Yard
Discover the story behind every door
The Ontario Heritage Trust works with communities across the province to open the doors, gates and courtyards of their unique and most fascinating cultural sites so you can explore the stories inside.
On the staircase of the Aga Khan Museum, Toronto (Photo: Domnic Santiago)
Viewing
Doors Open Ontario:
King's Navy Yard
Church Street School
Southshore Community Centre
Belleville City Hall
Alderlea (Photo: City of Brampton)
Fulford Place interior (Photo: Mark Wolfson)
Josiah Henson Museum of African-Canadian History
Joseph A. Keeler House
Elora Mill and Spa (Photo: Destination Ontario)
Guelph Waterworks Pumping Station Engine House
Beatty House, formerly known as Moorecroft
Picone, the longest-running single-family-owned and -operated grocery store in Ontario
O’Hara Mill Homestead and Conservation Area
Boat launch dock on Lake Simcoe, Alcona (Photo: John-Paul Darby)
Lindsay Fire Hall
New Date
PumpHouse (Photo: Kingston and Area Association of Museums, Art Galleries & Historic Sites)
Lincoln Museum & Cultural Centre (Old Clinton Town Hall)
Markham Village Train Station
The Grange
Downtown Mississippi Mills
Niagara Falls (Photo: Destination Ontario)
Cenotaph/clock tower on Queen Street (Photo: Tony Chisholm)
North Bay skies (Photo: Destination Ontario)
Northern Bruce Peninsula (Photo: Destination Ontario)
Oakville Harbour, 1910
New Date
Downtown Oshawa
Connaught Building
New Date
Peterborough's historical downtown (Photo: Heritage Preservation Office)
L'Orignal Courthouse
National Air Force Museum of Canada
Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site
Discovery Harbour
Morningstar Mill
River view of Stratford
Landscape along Thunder Bay's waterfront (Photo: City of Thunder Bay)
McIntyre Headframe overlooking Pearl Lake (Photo: Collection of the Timmins Museum: NEC)
Nathan Phillips Square and Toronto City Hall (Photo: Nick Wons)
Trent Hills Old Mill Park, Campbellford
Fireworks at Canada's Wonderland
Waterloo Pioneers Memorial Tower
Lynde House (Photo: Lisa Johnson)
Lemonville Community Centre (Lemonville School), 975.162.021. (Photo: Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum)
John Muir Branch, Windsor Public Library