Memorabilia and Artifacts
Explore the past in a place full of interesting collections and natural gems. Northumberland County is home to some of Ontario's best preserved heritage. Find out for yourself.
3632 Ganaraska Rd., Garden Hill
Go back in time with a visit to Dorothy's House in Garden Hill. Check operating hours to visit this rural home where time stands still.
212 King St. W., Cobourg
Stop into this well-preserved, quaint home in Cobourg where 1930s Hollywood actress Marie Dressler was born. See the new, interactive display to honour Dressler, as well as two other Canadian Best Actress Oscar Winners: Mary Pickford and Norma Shearer.
Northumberland County Archives and Museum
200 Ontario St., Cobourg
Get assistance with local history, property or genealogy here. This treasured spot holds Northumberland County's primary historical records and artifacts.
Durham & Orr Sts., Cobourg
Explore this mysterious limestone building in the midst of Cobourg. From May to October it's open as a museum featuring themed exhibits and cultural activities.
10528 County Rd. 2, Grafton
Take a drive to Grafton to find yourself in the early 1800s, and in one of the most stylish and architecturally-significant houses in Ontario.
96 Young St., Brighton
Take a scenic trip to Brighton. See how this stately heritage home still delivers a taste of life in the high-Victorian era.
Campbellford - Seymour Heritage Centre
113 Front St. N., Campbellford
Get up close to this lovingly restored stone building in downtown Campbellford embracing the history of the area.
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