Originally home to one of the founding families of Ottawa. Includes photos, educational programs and contact details.

A cultural center for history, genealogy, art and music. Interactive displays and programs year round.

The evolution of money around the world and through the ages, including shells, teeth and cocoa beans, as well as today's currency. Hours and programme information.

An operational 19th century grist mill and museum in Nicolston. History, photos, and structural details of the dam are presented.

Center for exploring Halton's natural and cultural history.

Features collections of early furniture, textiles, militaria and Canadiana. Provides museum hours, admission fees, membership details, and location.

Built in 1810 in Delta, it is one of the earliest surviving grist mills of Upper Canada. Features displays of early industrial heritage. Site includes exhibit details, history, and restoration project information.

Features over 22,000 artifacts, including 19th and 20th century textiles, costumes, coverlets and quilts, furniture, military artifacts, recreational artifacts, ceramics and appliances, metal toys, clocks, canoes, fossils and minerals. Includes photos, exhibition schedule, hours, location and directions.

Gives the history of the oil industry. Features a pioneer village, a railway exhibit, and the world's oldest, largest working oil rig of its kind.

Features displays and artifacts about the Rideau Canal, built between 1826 and 1832, linking Kingston and Ottawa by water. Exhibit details, calendar of events, photos, membership information, and location map are presented.