Historic Site Seeing

The history of the Toronto region is, in many ways, defined by the relationship early residents had with the land and the water that was the lifeblood of the communities they settled and developed.

historic site seeting

From food supply, to energy sources and transportation along Toronto's rivers, so much of our cultural heritage is waiting to be discovered.

Toronto and Region Conservation has locations that are rich with natural and cultural heritage including the legacy of conservation pioneer Dr. Francis H. Kortright honoured at the Kortright Centre, 40 heritage buildings at Black Creek Pioneer Village and the historic water-powered Mill at Bruce's Mill Conservation area, to name a few.

Historic Site Seeing

The following parks offer unique sight seeing opportunities. Click on the link for location and directions!

Black Creek Pioneer Village 1000 Murray Ross Parkway	Bruce's Mill Conservation Area 3291 Stouffville Rd, 3 km east of Hwy 404.
Kortright Centre for Conservation 9550 Pine Valley Drive in the City of Vaughan

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