Station Gallery
In 1967, a group of passionate arts enthusiasts in Whitby started a community gallery, operating under the name Whitby Arts...
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The Gibson Centre for Community, Arts & Culture
The Gibson Centre for Community, Arts & Culture
The Gibson Centre is an 1889 historically significant landmark transformed from farm implement factory into the stunning building you see today. We are dedicated to hosting cultural activities and showcasing the Arts. The Gibson Centre is a place where culture is preserved, performed and encouraged. Home to The Artists at the Gibson,The Nottawasaga Hand Weavers and Spinners and the Rotary Club of Alliston, The Gibson Centre offers a great performance hall, a beautiful gallery space, artisan gift shop and cafe for light lunches.
Centrally located in the heart of New Tecumseth...The Gibson Centre is the perfect venue to host a wedding celebration, meet with friends or clients, hold a conference or any special event, big or small.
The Gibson Centre…Rich in Heritage…Alive with Culture!!
www.gibsoncentre.com
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History
Settlers on the Ganaraska River
The name of Port Hope’s Ganaraska River was attributed to the area by the indigenous peoples of the region and...
Port Hope
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Importance of the Harbour
The settlements that make up today's Cobourg were founded by Loyalists in 1798. Cobourg was originally a group of smaller...
Cobourg
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Iron Bridge
Belleville was originally the site of a village known as Asukhknosk, inhabited by Canada’s indigenous Mississauga peoples in the 18th...
Belleville
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American Immigrants
Woodstock was first settled in 1800 after Sir John Graves Simcoe, governor of Upper Canada, determined that the area would...
Woodstock
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English and French Settlers
Prior to European exploration and settlement, the Windsor area was inhabited by Canada’s indigenous peoples and Native Americans. Windsor was...
Windsor
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Rideau Canal Attracts Settlers
The Ottawa area was used for wild edible harvesting, hunting, fishing, trade, travel, and camps for over 6500 years by...
Ottawa
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Geographic and Political Importance
The Ottawa Region has always been an important location in Canada, due to its accessibility from the Atlantic Ocean via...
Ottawa Region
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Changing Boundaries
In 1788, the Hesse District was established within Upper Canada covering the territory of what is today southwestern Ontario. Four...
Oxford County
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Part of the Underground Railroad
Essex was one of the first counties to be settled in Upper Canada, later to become Ontario, mostly by French...
Essex County
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A Key Military City
The first more permanent encampments by aboriginal people in the Kingston area began about 1500 years ago. European commercial and...
Kingston
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From Scott's Plains to Peterborough
Prior to the 1800s the area was home to various indigenous peoples for over a millennium, and in 1615 the...
Peterborough
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Irish Settlers Brought In
Indigenous peoples settled in the area at least 3,000 years ago, and a few of these groups to settle in...
Peterborough County
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Visit The Islands
The County of Frontenac was originally proclaimed in 1792, as part of the newly-created Midland District. The County of Frontenac...
County of Frontenac
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A Home for Loyalists
Northumberland County was first settled by indigenous peoples, including the Cayuga peoples, who migrated there from New York in 1779....
Northumberland County
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