History runs deep throughout Trent Hills. We have a number of notable museums, heritage societies and stunning architecture for you to discover. Find out more about our Heritage Societies.
Trent Hills Heritage Committee
The Trent Hills Heritage Committee is a volunteer board made up of residents of the municipality who are appointed by the local municipal council under the Ontario Heritage Act to advise on the preservation of properties within the municipality that may be of historical or architectural interest.
Jim Peters, Director of Planning
705-653-1900 ext. 234
jim.peters@trenthills.ca
Publications
Designating your Heritage Property
Details - A Self Guided Walking Tour of Warkworth
Warkworth & Hastings Heritage Homes - Walking/Driving Tour Brochure
Seymour Heritage Homes - Driving Tour Brochure
Campbellford/Seymour Interpretative Heritage Signs - Walking/Driving Tour Brochure
Campbellford/Seymour Heritage Society
The Heritage Society is an association consisting of many volunteers who work to preserve local community history & heritage. Some of their accomplishments include "The Heritage Tour"and the recent publication of "Gleanings". Volunteers are available to help provide assistance with genealogy, maps, statistics, newspapers, land records and local history.
Ann Rowe, President
705-653-2634
csheritage@persona.ca
www.csheritage.org
Warkworth/Percy Historical Society
The Warkwoth/Percy Historical Society collects and preserves historical records of the former Percy Township, the village of Warkworth and assists the public in researching local history and/or family history.
Dorothy Smooker, President
705-924-2002
Hastings Historical Society
The Hastings Historical Society collects and preserves records of the former Village of Hastings - government documents, newspaper articles, photos, family and property records and more.
Tony Tuit, President 705-696-3351
