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Museums   The Canadian Fire Fighters MuseumThis museum was established in Port Hope in 1985 to depict the historical development of fire fighting in Canada. The museum collects, preserves and exhibits a collection of fire fighting apparatus. The museum is open 9 am to 5 pm seven days a week, from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving, and is located at 95 Mill Street South, Port Hope near the harbour. Call 905-885-8985.  www.firemuseumcanada.com   Dorothy’s House Museum A picturesque frame cottage-style house built in the 1800's has been restored to resemble a workingman’s cottage of that period. There  are local artifacts to see and take you back to earlier times.  An authentic old barn housing  farm tools and implement collection sits out behind the cottage, and a Victorian garden highlights the grounds. Open weekends  Saturday  and Sunday from 10-4 throughout July and August unless otherwise arranged. The museum is operated by the Port Hope and District Historical Society and is located in scenic Garden Hill,  #3632 Ganaraska Road (formerly county road 9). Call 905-797-2291 or 905-885-2981 for times.   The Port Hope and District Historical Society Is a non-profit Corporation  that is actively involved in preserving  and promoting our past.  Visit www.porthopehistorical.ca

For more information about Port Hope Tourism: • call 1-888-767-8467 • e-mail tourism@porthope.ca • visit the Port Hope Tourism Centre at 20 Queen Street