Glengarry Pioneer Museum, opened in 1962, features 19th-century log buildings and artifacts. Explore the historic Star Inn, once a stagecoach stop, and experience early life in Eastern Ontario through immersive exhibits and volunteer-driven programs.
Museum with 19th-century buildings and artifacts, showcasing early Eastern Ontario life and the historic Star Inn.
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Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame celebrates local athletes and their achievements in sports such as hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and more. Founded in 1978, it preserves and honours the legacy of Glengarry County’s sporting community.
Hall of fame honouring Glengarry athletes and preserving local sports history since 1978.
🕐 Mo-Tu off; We-Su 10:00-16:00
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Arbor Gallery in Vankleek Hill is a nonprofit arts and culture centre supporting artists at all stages. Featuring rotating exhibitions, workshops, and events, it promotes visual arts, crafts, and music while fostering community engagement and cultural dialogue.
Vankleek Hill arts centre showcasing exhibitions, workshops, and events supporting artists and cultural engagement.
🕐 Mo-We off; Th-Su 12:00-16:00
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The Vankleek Hill Museum operates out of an 1834 building and interprets local history through the prism of a general store. The Vankleek Hill Museum is operated by the not-for-profit Vankleek Hill Historical Society.
The museum's primary focus is the town of Vankleek Hill and immediate area during the time period of 1797 to 1920.
Open June to end of August; and weekends September and October.
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Glengarry, Nor’Westers & Loyalist Museum in Williamstown explores Loyalist migration and North West Company history. Discover Glengarry County’s heritage through exhibits, programs, and events in one of Ontario’s most charming historic villages.
Williamstown museum sharing Loyalist and fur trade history through exhibits, events, and local heritage stories.
🕐 Tu off; We-Mo 10:00-17:00
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Sir John Johnson, a Loyalist leader, helped resettle refugees in Ontario after the American Revolution. Between 1784 and 1792, he built a home and mills along the Raisin River—one of Ontario’s oldest surviving residences and a symbol of early settlement.
Historic Raisin River home of Loyalist Sir John Johnson, showcasing early Ontario settlement and heritage.
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