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Former museum (closed since 2000). Parks Canada owns this national historic site, the Regency architecture retirement home of John McDonald of the North West Company, but has not reopened it to the public.
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A working jail from 1833-2002, now a prison museum. Tours (maximum 15 people) every hour on the hour. "Escape Room" events are available for groups.
United Counties Museum
Local history museum in relocated 1840s house, archives, classroom and exhibit space.
Has exhibits on both the history of the area and the hydroelectric generation process.
Quarter-mile dirt racetrack.
Four-storey 1846 stone mill building on the banks of the Raisin River; farmers' market on summer Sundays.
Ten restored and relocated heritage buildings from The Lost Villages and surrounding townships, including former Moulinette rail station.