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Discovery
Harbour |
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picturesque 19th century British and Naval Military site
on scenic Penetanguishene Bay. It is home port to replica
tall ships H.M.S. Tecumseth and Bee. Explore the life of
sailors, soldiers, shipwrights and officers at this historic
outpost built to defend Upper Canada. This multi-dimensional
heritage attraction tells the story of the once-thriving
base; it is truly one of the most scenic historic sites
in Canada and home of King's Wharf Theatre celebrating "A
world of music and laughter."
Ask us about the "Discover
Midland" getaway package.
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Huronia
Museum and Huron-Ouendat Village |
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Experience
the history and culture of the Midland and Penetanguishene,
one of Ontario's most historic areas. The museum invites
you to explore extensive archaeological collections dating
back over 10,000 years. Learn about the Huron (Ouendat)
people who developed a unique and sophisticated society
long before the arrival of the Europeans. Explore the Huron-Ouendat
Village, the first re-created Native village in Canada,
with its palisade walls, longhouses, lookout towers and
games.
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Midland" getaway package.
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Martyrs'
Shrine Church |
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This
is the major religious Shrine in Ontario and one of four
National Shrines in Canada. This commemorative historic
church honours the Jesuit missionary saints who lived and
died here over 350 years ago. The beautifully tended grounds
and gardens contain fountains, outdoor Stations of the Cross,
shrines and monuments. Daily masses on site.
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Penetanguishene
Centennial Museum |
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History
beckons you to celebrate the past in Penetanguishene. The
history of Ontario's oldest community is proudly displayed
here. Step back in time and learn about the logging industry
and what it was like to live here in the 1800s. Visit an
original 1875 lumber office and general store originally
operated by the C. Beck Lumbering Co. Monthly art exhibits
are featured in the Great Hall. Free Sunday night concerts
in the summer.
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Midland" getaway package.
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Sainte-Marie
among the Hurons |
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A
nationally significant historic site and Ontario's first
European community. This is a 17th century Fortress and
headquarters for the French Jesuit mission to the Huron
(Ouendat) people. This site includes over 20 re-created
buildings and an award-winning interpretive museum. Costumed
staff demonstrate life in the 17th century and give presentations
of historic blacksmithing, medicine and carpentry. Native
culture is shared with storytelling and legends in the longhouse.
This site is a "must see".
Ask us about the "Discover
Midland" getaway package.
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Midland
Historic Murals |
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North
America's largest outdoor historical mural towers over Midland
Harbour, this spectacular mural depicts the relationship
between the Jesuits and the Huron (Ouendat) people. It is
one of more than 30 historic murals located in Midland that
celebrate the proud heritage and strength of this area.
Each mural tells a unique story, ranging from the arrival
of the Jesuits to the early pioneers of business. |
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Royal
Canadian Legion Museum |
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The
museum showcases historic wartime uniforms and medals from
World Wars I and II. The museum also offers reference material
such as news clippings and photographs. |
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Best Western Highland Inn &
Conference Centre
924 King Street, Midland, ON, Canada L4R 4L3
Phone:705-526-9307 Fax: 705-526-0099 Toll-Free: 800-461-4265
E-mail: info@BestWesternMidland.com
