This house was built in 1917 by Dr. Farncomb, who ran his practice from his home. In the 1950s, the house was turned into five apartments. The Degroot family purchased the home in 1968. Pierre and Candace Lauzer then purchased the home in 2007 and have since lovingly restored it and converted it into a bed and breakfast establishment.

Designated in 2024, this schoolhouse was built in 1915 in the Prairie style — a rare example of this architectural style in Ontario. It was designed by architect Francis Conroy Sullivan (1882-1929), the only Canadian student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The schoolhouse is currently being restored to be returned to community service by the non-profit Wooler & Area Community Organization.

Doors Open Quinte West welcomes you to the home and art gallery of the Kinmonds, located on the Trent River by Lock Six. Hosts Owen and Paulette will introduce you to Paulette's acrylic contemporary impressionism original art and prints, and the stories behind them. Light refreshments will also be available. Wander along the canal afterwards and take in the views.

This site opened in 1960 with Franck Lodge No. 127 (constituted in 1858) as the main tenant. Your guided tour includes the meeting room, with regalia and original items on display. There are four different charters from the Grand Lodge of Canada dating back to 1858. Guides will give an explanation on the history of Freemasonry worldwide, dating to 1717.

Explore towering dinosaurs, local fossils and life size whale skeletons! This museum brings local and global natural history together through Fossilized Quinte, an interactive fossil display, the immersive Diving Deep: A Tale of Whales Through Time whale exhibit, and iconic dinosaur specimens. During Doors Open, staff and volunteers will be on hand to answer questions and enhance your self-guided experience.

The Quinte West Public Library offers a variety of materials and programs — including here at the Trenton Branch. During Doors Open, check out the Library Maker Fair for hands-on experiences in creativity and innovation. Explore multiple interactive stations where you can make, build and design using the library's Makerspace equipment. Fun for all ages. Come see what you can create!

Explore this conservation area with Lower Trent Conservation staff, who will be on hand to share insights into the restoration process and highlight key features of the site's natural regeneration. You can also enjoy a hands-on Painting in Nature activity — good for all ages — with all materials provided, offering a creative way to connect with the landscape.

Trenton Town Hall was designated by the town council in 1983. This glorious building now houses various exhibits about local history — courtesy of the Trent Port Historical Society. Come and explore the special exhibit on the History of Apples and How They Effected Our Economy and view the video Apples & Egos by local historian and videographer Sean Scally.