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.
Don Jail, Toronto (2017) (Photo: Richard Adams)
Viewing
Doors Open Ontario:
Cenotaph/clock tower on Queen Street (Photo: Tony Chisholm)
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Lynde House (Photo: Lisa Johnson)
Islamic Society of Guelph
Ancaster Old Township Hall
Downtown Oshawa
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The Grand River
Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory
Toronto City Hall
Heritage Building and Ottawa City Hall
Lebovic Centre for Arts and Entertainment
Outside Babcock Mill
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Owen Sound Chapel (Photo: Owen Sound Tourism)
Downtown Seaforth, past and present
Burlington's waterfront (Photo: Burlington Economic Development and Tourism)
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Downtown St. Marys
St. Raphael's Ruins
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Old Stone Mill (Photo: Ken Watson)
Belleville City Hall
Peterborough's historical downtown (Photo: Heritage Preservation Office)
Simcoe County Museum
Old Town Hall
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Albion Hotel
Street festival in downtown London
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York Region District School Board’s Museum & Archives
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Yonge Street then and now (Photo: Aurora Museum & Archives and On This Spot)
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Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives
Simcoe Hotel, 1927
Almonte Old Town Hall (Photo: Tina Johns)
Aerial view of the City of Quinte West (Photo: Tim Morris)
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Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site
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Woodstock Public Library (Photo: Dudek Photography)
