Beckwith Township
Inhale the splendour of gorgeous Lilac Lane in Beckwith Township, the “Lilac Capital of Ontario”. Beckwith Township’s village of FranktownRead More →
Tay Valley Township
The Tay Valley Township is located due west of Perth, and comprises the three former townships of Bathurst, North Burgess,Read More →
Township of Lanark Highlands
Explore a paradise of recreational trails and lakes nestled in an ancient mountain range in Lanark Highlands, a rural townshipRead More →
Village of Almonte in Mississippi Mills
Visit the artsy village of Almonte and view the picturesque Old Town Hall, which is the site of fun, arts-orientedRead More →
Town of Smiths Falls
Travel the iron highway and see how Smiths Falls celebrates railroading – past, present and future. Smiths Falls is homeRead More →
Drummond North Elmsley
The Township of Drummond/North Elmsley is bordered by both the Rideau River and the Mississippi River, and includes the ruralRead More →
Town of Carleton Place
Carleton Place’s Richardson Romanesque Town Hall is considered an architectural jewel in the Ottawa Valley. It was built in 1897,Read More →
Village of Pakenham
The village of Pakenham and the surrounding area are home to three of the Seven Wonders of Lanark County: TheRead More →
Town of Perth
It’s always showtime in Perth, with its vibrant history of bringing music and theatre to the stage. Festival of theRead More →
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Official Season Opening – Rideau Canal Museum
The Rideau Canal Museum is housed in a 19th century stone building which was once a mill: the Woods Mills Complex. Inside, high-technology displays and a variety of artifacts bring to life the history of the canal – its construction from 1826 to 1831, its role throughout history, as well as the distinct lifestyle and folklore associated with the Rideau Waterway.
For more information visit www.rideau-info.com/museum or call 613-284-0505











