St. Joseph Church celebrated its first mass on December 24, 1928. This building retains its rich history through marble altars, communion rails, statues and stained-glass windows. An honour roll marks the service of Second World War parishioners. The church also has a tradition of welcoming immigrant families. It serves many international students today, as well as helping those in need.

Explore the rich history of the Sydenham Antique Club at the Florence & District Community Centre where standing displays of vintage agricultural equipment bring the past to life. Learn about the origins of the annual Grand Ole Power Days and discover the club's dedication to preserving rural heritage for future generations.

This floodway — Ontario's largest flood diversion project — was completed in 1984 to prevent flooding in Wallaceburg. It includes an earth-filled embankment, a concrete control structure with two sluice gates, and a channel to the St. Clair River. During Doors Open, come and visit the dam. An adjoining trail also allows you to view prime rare blue ash trees.

This century farmhouse was built by William MacDonald, the great-grandfather of present owner David Ferguson. The home maintains its original slate roof, five stained-glass windows, mahogany/walnut staircase/living room entrance and majestic outdoor two-level wrap-around porch. Together with his wife Gabrielle, the Fergusons will be happy to provide description and history. Today, the house is a popular bed-and-breakfast establishment.

Explore the historical charm of the Watford Library, a proud example of a Carnegie Library, built with a $6,000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation. (Scottish-American businessman and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, funded the construction of over 2,500 libraries worldwide.) Although renovated, the library retains its original architectural elegance. Come and experience a piece of living history in Warwick Township.