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Museums & heritage · Uxbridge

Uxbridge Historical Centre

A Quaker Hill heritage site with historic buildings, local collections and seasonal exhibitions and tours.

A two-storey heritage house with white porches and autumn trees at Uxbridge Historical Centre.
A heritage house at Uxbridge Historical Centre, photographed in 2010.Photo: Liz A. Arnsby · CC BY 2.0 · Resized and converted to WebP; display may crop.

About Uxbridge Historical Centre

Nine buildings occupy this five-acre heritage site overlooking the Uxbridge Valley and Oak Ridges Moraine. The Historical Centre holds more than 10,000 artifacts and archival items and presents local history through exhibitions, tours and programmes.

Free parking is available in front of the main building and between Lodge Hall and the Quaker School House, with accessible spaces in both lots. Bike racks are on the north side of the main building. Regular tours and exhibitions finish in August, separately from the reception and gift-shop season.

What to see and do

  • Nine heritage buildings
  • Five-acre hilltop setting
  • Uxbridge Valley views
  • Local exhibits and collections

Before you go

The published regular tour and exhibition season ends August 30. Reception and gift-shop dates differ; confirm a current event or visitor arrangement for an off-season visit.

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