Doors Open Simcoe County: Penetanguishene Historical Walking Tour

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Explore Penetanguishene’s rich heritage and discover the legacy of lumber baron Charles Beck, one of the town’s most influential industrialists. Start at the Penetanguishene Centennial Museum & Archives, then stroll down Beck Boulevard to trace the locations of Beck’s mills. Then it’s Beck’s family home on Fox Street before ending at Burkevale, Ontario’s last remaining Protestant separate school.

Tours at 10:00 a.m., 11:30a.m, 1:00p.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 19.

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Discover Simcoe County’s heritage during Doors Open Ontario. Step inside historical buildings, cultural landmarks, natural sites and special spaces rarely open to the public. Enjoy free access, guided experiences and new ways to experience Simcoe County’s past and present.

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• Penetanguishene Centennial Museum & Archives penetanguishene.ca
• Doors Open Simcoe County doorsopenontario.on.ca
• Experience Simcoe County experience.simcoe.ca

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Tourism Simcoe County

Just a short 90-minute drive north of Toronto, Simcoe County is a breathtaking destination nestled between the serene shores of Lake Simcoe to the east and the stunning Georgian Bay to the west. Flanked by Dufferin County, York Region, Grey County and the District of Muskoka, Simcoe County is your ultimate recreational playground, eagerly awaiting your arrival.

Here, you’ll discover the perfect blend of big-city conveniences and small-town warmth. Charming downtowns invite you to explore delightful shops and eateries, while nationally significant historical attractions and award-winning festivals enrich your experience. Did we mention that Simcoe County boasts the world's longest freshwater beach? From friendly locals and farm-to-table dining to lush forests, scenic trails and a thriving grassroots arts scene, Simcoe County has it all. Come and see for yourself!

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