ROAD TRIP
CULTURE + HISTORY
Is a day well spent one where you’re having a great time and learning?
Come see our beautifully restored and maintained historic artifacts and properties; knowledgeable staff and volunteers will answer any questions you may have.
1
National Air Force Museum of Canada
Discover aviation history full of valour and tradition through a wide variety of exhibits, interactive activities and displays, including the fully restored World War II Halifax Bomber (the only one of its kind in the world). A 16 – acre Airpark features with both historic and active aircraft on site get you up-close and personal.
2
Glanmore National Historic Site
Lead or follow into the grand interiors of this impeccably restored local mansion. The Museum is open to the public six days a week and offers a wide variety of programs and activities for the regular folk like us.
3
Proctor House Museum
A property donated in 1970 by John W. Proctor and the remaining heirs of Proctor House to the community of Brighton has some unusual features compared with others of the time. Cattle hair plaster for one Plus, the use of pine that has been grained to resemble oak, a circular staircase oh, and a ghost that appears in the form of a fire ball haunting the residence as payback for some financial deals gone wrong.
4
Christ Church
Her Majesty’s Chapel Royal of the Mohawk Built in 1843 by the Mohawks, this National Historic Site is one of only six Royal Chapels outside of the United Kingdom, and only one of two in Canada. Fully restored (and home to royal gifts on display) this is a stunning and unique place of worship and exploration.
EAT
Montrose Inn and Tea Room
For High Tea fit for a Queen… or King
(613)-966-1028