Brighton Public Library
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ExploreFeel the pulse of a proud past – from Victoria Hall, designed to be Ontario’s original parliament building, to historic estates on small town side streets, heritage downtown buildings home to proud, independent businesses, the Capitol Theatre – a National Historic Site – and the farmsteads that have historically found their livelihoods in our rolling hills.
It’s all right here, in Northumberland.
Located on the south side of Rice Lake, about 30km north of Cobourg, Alderville First Nation has been home to the Mississauga Anishinabeg of the Ojibway Nation since the mid-1830’s. Today, it is a thriving community, rich in heritage and native culture. Traditions are honoured through native crafts, land conservation and education at the Black Oak Savanna, an Annual Pow-wow, Drum Socials, and an annual Boating Regatta.
Built in 1927, The Alderville War Monument stands nearly 50 feet tall to honour veterans of World Wars I and II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War including Alderville’s community members who served and sacrificed. It is one of Canada’s most striking and historic memorials and a powerful symbol of remembrance and pride.
Get assistance with local history, property or genealogy at the Northumberland County Archives and Museum. This treasured spot holds Northumberland County's primary historical records and artifacts.
The Marie Dressler Museum is the Cobourg home where 1930s Hollywood actress Marie Dressler was born
At the Canadian Women in Film Museum, you'll find an interactive display to honour Marie Dressler and two Canadian Best Actress Oscar Winners: Mary Pickford and Norma Shearer.
Explore this mysterious limestone building in the midst of Cobourg, home to the Cobourg & Area Museum. From May to October it's open as a museum featuring themed exhibits and cultural activities.
Take a scenic trip to Brighton to visit Proctor House. See how this stately heritage home still delivers a taste of life in the high-Victorian era.
Get up close to this lovingly restored stone building in downtown Campbellford where the Campbellford-Seymour Heritage Centre embraces the history of the area.
Interactive, multi-media displays at the Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse Interpretive Centre will tell you the story of the last farmer on the peninsula, retell the story of the shipwreck of the Speedy, the creation of the Murray Canal and the building of the lighthouse.
The Art Gallery of Northumberland (AGN) is a cultural hub that celebrates creativity, community, and connection through the visual arts. Exhibitions incorporate emerging and established artists alongside a growing permanent collection that provides a long lasting cultural resource for Northumberland.
The Brighton Public Library provides its users with access to the Internet and its…
ExploreLibrary and information services, internet access, local history and genealogy, meeting room rentals and…
ExploreLocal library in downtown Colborne. Explore books, magazines and movies.
ExploreLocal library in Castleton area. Browse books, movies and magazines.
ExploreAlnwick/Haldimand township public library; Grafton Branch.
ExploreWe are a public library in the Municipality of Trent Hills Ontario with three…
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ExploreAn Alnwick/Haldimand Public Library branch.
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ExploreReligious worship and couselling. Bible Study Tuesday afternoons. Sunday service at 11am.
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ExploreTry Port Hope's self-guided Historical Walking Tour to see Ontario's best-preserved 19th century streetscape and more. Add in the IT Filming Location Walking Tour for the inside track on how Port Hope's downtown was transformed into the thriller's setting of Derry, Maine.
Take a self-guided tour created by the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario. Be intrigued by Cobourg's mystery building – or see the birthplace of silver screen star Marie Dressler.
Explore the historic Hamlet of Grafton on a self-guided walking tour featuring 22 unique buildings. Learn the history of it churches, historic homes and gathering places dating back to the early 1800s.
Stroll by heritage sites in self-guided walking tours of Colborne and Castleton. See a rare example of a Queen Anne Revival home. Pass by an 1800s home also thought to house the ghost of a naval captain.
Wander though Campbellford on this self-guided tour to see as many as 17 designated heritage properties. See how "Campbell's ford" took shape on both sides of the Trent River.
Take this self-guided walking tour with a focus on 18 stops in the Village of Hastings. Find out how "Crooks Rapids" came to be called Hastings, and its significance to the Trent canal system.
Step into the past on this self-guided walking tour of Warkworth with 24 buildings and architectural features. From verandahs to brickwork to windows, take in highlights of mid-19th century Ontario architecture.
Tour Cobourg's landmark municipal building, opened by the Prince of Wales in 1860. Be amazed by the beautifully restored courtroom.
See magnificent stained glass at one of the most ambitious architectural landmarks in Cobourg, located along King Street East.
Take the train along the Windsor-Montreal Corridor and get off at Cobourg's 1850s limestone station, recently expanded.
Gaze at this structure set in a raised residential area of Cobourg. Built in 1836, its magnificent dome rivals that of Cobourg's Victoria Hall downtown.
Spend some time in Cobourg's well-preserved business area where Victoria Hall is a magnificent part of the streetscape.
Get up close to this landmark in downtown Port Hope built in 1856, then rebuilt again in 1893 after a fire.
Seek out this national historic site built for "talkies" in the 1930s. Experience live theatre in one of Canada's few "atmospheric" theatres with painted, starry sky.
Visit this beautiful and charming church. See Governor-General Vincent Massey's resting place.
Meander through downtown Port Hope. Look up to see the fluttering Canada flags on every building, just part of "the best preserved Main Street in Ontario."
Visit on one of rural Canada's best restored country churches near Perrytown. Stop in for Sunday service or see the unique tombstones.
Head south of Brighton to Presqu'ile Park. See the1840s lighthouse that guided the way for vessels along that span of Lake Ontario.
Window shop and stroll down the heart of Warkworth to be met by the gaze of a stone gargoyle or see the face of the old town clock.
Open the door to Northumberland’s vibrant past through events that celebrate local history, culture, and community heritage.