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This community museum explores the history of one of the area's founding families. The Boyd family's influence on the community and their lumbering and agricultural interests across Canada as examined.
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The first lock built on the Trent-Severn Waterway, in the 1830s. The area around the lock has a large grassy area for taking in views, a historic house and the oldest swing bridge on the waterway. There's also a small war memorial in the northeast corner near Main St.
Since 1970, this annual event has displayed the old-time skills of fiddling and step dancing. Camping available onsite.
A weekend of animal shows, tractor pulls, vendors, midway, demolition derby, and live entertainment.
A collection of over 20 historic homes and buildings from 1830 – 1935. After the end of summer, the village also opens for special seasonal events, such as the Haunted Village and Festival of Trees.