The Hills of Headwaters Tourism Association presents Doors Open in the Hills of Headwaters Aug. 16 and 17.
On Saturday and Sunday, visitors and residents are invited to explore and discover 17 unique heritage sites that depict the history of the region.
Each year, from April to October, communities open their doors to some of their intriguing and charming heritage sites, including commercial buildings, places of worship, gardens, natural heritage and other heritage sites.
The Hills of Headwaters has 17 sites that will provide visitors with a unique look at the region, from heritage homes to the places of worship that were central in the small towns, to natural heritage sites, parks and trails.
Doors Open sites in the Hills of Headwaters region include many in Erin.
Village of Erin:
– All Saints Anglican Church, 81 Main Street;
– Devonshire Guest House, 3 Union Street;
– Erin United Church, 115 Main Street;
– Mundell Mill, 51 Main Street;
– Porcupine’s Quill, 68 Main Street; and
– Steen’s Dairy, 76 Main Street.
In Hillsburgh:
– Century Church Theatre, 3 Hill Street;
– Hillsburgh Baptist Church, 21 Main Street; and
– St. Andrew’s Church, 83 Main Street.
As well, Orangeville and Alton are on the tour.
In Orangeville:
– McKitrick House B&B, 255 Broadway;
– Orangeville Public Library, 2 Mill Street;
– Orangeville Rail Yard and Train Station, 49 Townline;
– Town Hall Opera House, 87 Broadway; and
– Westminster United Church, 247 Broadway.
In Alton:
– The Historic Alton Mill, 1402 Queen Street;
-The Millcroft Inn & Spa, 55 John Street; and
– Whole Village Farm and Eco-Village, 20725 Shaws Creek Road.
Like all Doors Open events across the province, admittance to all sites is free.
