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Every year from April to October, communities across the province open the doors to hundreds of historic buildings, places of worship, museums, private homes, industrial areas, green buildings, heritage gardens and other interesting venues, some of which are rarely accessible to the public. Many of the participating sites offer special activities, such as tours, exhibitions and demonstrations - all free of charge.

Doors Open Ontario is a program of the Ontario Heritage Trust, with funding support from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.

A variety of historically significant and designated heritage properties have appeared on the Doors Open tour, with different properties featured during each Doors Open event. Brockton participates in Doors Open events every other year.

2018 Brockton Doors Open

On September 29, 2018, the Brockton Heritage Committee is hosting Doors Open in our community, featuring the following popular and newly added sites on the tour:

You can also view an Interactive Map of the 2018 Doors Open Sites.

2018 Doors Open Sites

Walkerton Gaol – 209 Cayley Street, Walkerton
Leyshon House (Hobley House) – 108 Cayley Street, Walkerton
Walkerton Fire Hall – 510 Napier Street, Walkerton *New
Johnson Woodworks – 964 Old Durham Rd, Walkerton *New
Flach Homestead – 2340 Highway 9, Walkerton
Dr. Mullen House – 415 Gibson Street, Walkerton *New
Hammond Power Solutions Inc. – 15 Industrial Rd, Walkerton *New
Walkerton Heritage Water Garden – 6 First Street, Walkerton
Saugeen Valley Conservation Area – Schmidt Lake Lookout Trail at Schmidt Lake Rd, Cargill *New
St. John’s Lutheran Pioneer Cemetery – 104264 Grey Rd 10, Elmwood *New
St. John’s Lutheran Church – 12 Dirstein Street South, Elmwood *New
St. Paul’s United Church – 303 Jackson Street South, Walkerton *New
Cargill White House – 12 Concession 10, Cargill

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