In the Upper Canada of the 1820s, in the Village of Sharon, a small community known as the Children of Peace crafted, with simple tools but consummate skill and artistry, a dramatic architectural testament to its vision of a society founded on the values of peace, equality and social justice.The center piece of their activity was The Temple. Completed in 1832 and restored in 2011, it is now part of the Sharon National Historic Site, which encompasses nine historic buildings in a park like setting.
Join FWIO on a Trip to Portugal March 13th to 22nd, 2015 - Explore sunny Portgual, with its miles of dramatic shoreline and legacy of global discovery! viewMarburg WI Takes Part in Faceless Dolls ProjectThe dolls represent the 1,186 aboriginal women and girls who have been reported missing or murdered in Canada.viewHundreds Attend 'WI Rocks the World'On April 2, 2014, the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario presented the 'WI Rocks the World' Rally in Stoney Creek.viewOntario WI Members Visit India'The magnificent beauty of the Taj Mahal, the intricate carvings and art work preserved in the many temples, tombs, mosques, castles and forts were awe inspiring,' said FWIO President, Evelyn Peck.viewCodrington WI Initiates Resolution for Mandatory Lifestyles ProgramCodrington Women's Institute's Resolution is written out of concern for the health and well-being of future generations of Ontario citizens.
Our Mission
The Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre is committed to being a dynamic local point of community interaction through public programming, heritage conservation, research & education initiatives in a welcoming, authentic, and sustainable way.
Our Vision
Continuing the legacy provided by the early settler families and museum founders, the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre is a unique focal point of community partnerships, appreciations and interpretation for the Town and its heritage preservation. As such, the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre enables and empowers its diverse audience to:
Gather and celebrate with community members
Develop a shared sense of community and understanding of societal development in Canada
Learn about the many cultures who have shaped & continue to shape our community
Connect to the past
Contribute to local preservation
The Toronto International Aerospace (Canadian Air & Space Museum) is currently closed and not open to the public. We still accept physical donations of books and artifacts, and are available for exhibits and exhibitions. Please contact our main line for further information.
Amazing well-done programs, A fantastic place to find out about real peoples history. Our children will be able to learn from generations of Wellington county residence, not just the previous generation Thank you for making the museum better each time 12 years of attendance!Read more
Meaford Museum is proud to be STOP #35 on the 2014 Apple Pie Trail.Come see our local apple industry exhibit which examinesthe changes in packing technology, the apple farming familiesof Meaford and the products produced with local apples.Visit for the apples, stay and see it all!STAY CONNECTED