With Digital Doors Open, you can explore many of the collections and resources that are available through these sites.

Learn more about these sites by exploring their collections and online resources.

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Check out some of Doris McCarthy's art at the Wynick/Tuck Gallery or the Mountain Galleries (Photo: David Lee)
Check out the Then/Now online exhibit at Ireland House, Burlington
Check out Ontario's Black heritage resources (Uncle Tom's Cabin Historic Site, Dresden)
Explore the collections and digital exhibits of The ArQuives – the largest LGBTQ2+ archives in the world
Download the birder's checklist from Tommy Thompson Park
Read some research reports from Tommy Thompson Park on breeding birds
Explore the Stratford Festival’s study guides to learn more about Shakespeare
Search and browse the entirety of the Canadian War Museum's online collection
Explore the Canadian War Museum’s teacher resources for lesson plans, photos and archival documents
Download the Information Guide for the Brockville Railway Tunnel (PDF)
Explore highlights from the BYTOWN MUSEUM's fascinating online collections
Explore the BYTOWN MUSEUM through the lens of UNESCO’s World Heritage List
Explore the Star Trek-themed artifacts found inside Aurora Borealis Orthodontics
Check out the videos that showcase the collections at Hillary House and Koffler Museum of Medicine
Check out the Let’s Talk: Oral History Aurora Project and learn about Aurora’s past through local accounts
There are lots of opportunities available for online experiences at the Aurora Public Library – including a digital bookshelf and free access to the Library Edition of Ancestry.com
Download the brochure and map for the Elora Gorge and plan your getaway
Explore the Flickr photo album for the Elora Gorge
Discover some of the Town of Oakville's online collections – including hundreds of artifacts and historical photos of the town
Download maps for hiking and camping at the Warsaw Caves Conservation Area, or download brochures for canoeing and spelunking
Explore the Art Gallery of Ontario’s online collections, or discover their extensive teacher resources
See what happened to Camp X after the end of the Second World War
Read local historian Diane Armstrong’s account of how this house was saved from demolition (Photography by Mark & Lynn Clement)
Read the Golden Beaver Lodge pamphlet to find out more about the history of Freemasonry in Timmins
View this slideshow to take a virtual tour of the Lodge Room inside the Masonic Hall in Timmins
Read more about St. Matthew’s Anglican Cathedral in Timmins – and its windows – in this pamphlet
Learn more about the Timmins Fire Hall by exploring the photo archive from the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre
Take a behind-the-scenes look at featured pieces from the collections of the Timmins Museum
Explore the rich history of mining in Northern Ontario through a digitized version of the Porcupine Advance newspaper
Explore the Breaking the Colour Barrier website to learn more about the Chatham Coloured All-Stars baseball team
A sampling of the Harry Kirk Archives collection can be viewed through the Thunder Bay Archives Flickr page and a variety of web exhibits
Download a copy of the Simcoe County Honey Trail map
Take a virtual tour of Fort William National Historic Site
Take a Thunder Bay walking tour of various neighbourhoods, including: Thunder Bay North Core Waterfront, Waverley Park Neighbourhood, McVicar Creek Harrington Neighbourhood, Thunder Bay South Core and Vickers Park Neighbourhood
Check out some amazing photos of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park through their Flickr page
Explore these online exhibits of Thunder Bay City Hall: the History of Amalgamation, the City Halls of Thunder Bay, the Civic Timeline, and recently discovered time capsules
Join the Heritage Hide ‘n’ Seek Geocaching Series