Did you know that this bright red commercial building in downtown Waterford was purpose-built as a stage and movie theatre?

Since then, it’s been a billiard hall, a grocery store, and is now home to Waterford Appliances and More.

Join James Christison, from Norfolk County Heritage & Culture and our own Daryl Rainey from Progressive Realty Group Inc Brokerage as we explore the fascinating history of this iconic Waterford building.

Waterford is known for its historical homes, but did you know this building has been many things between starting as a single-family home and its current day use as an apartment building?

Join our own Daryl Rainey and James Christison from Norfolk County Heritage & Culture as we explore the intriguing history of this impressive Waterford home.

When this bright orange building was first built, many people would visit for short stays.

During its hey-day, it was a THE place for drinks and a meal. Then it sat dormant for several years until a group of local citizens decided to breathe new life into its old spaces.

Join our own James Christison and Daryl Rainey from Progressive Realty Group as we explore the colourful history of this classic Waterford building

Did you know that the current home of Millards Chartered Professional Accountants was once Simcoe’s first military armoury?

Did you also know that the building was named for Norfolk County’s ONLY Victoria Cross Recipient?

Join our own Daryl Rainey and Josh Klar from Norfolk County Heritage & Culture as we explore the historical significance of a building integral to Simcoe’s past.

Did you know the current home of the Blue Elephant Artisan Brewery was first a house, then a music school, followed by a fine-dining restaurant, and then ultimately a brewpub serving Thai food?

The history of this iconic building is every bit as tasty as the food that’s been served there, complete with ghosts!

Join Norfolk County Archivist Josh Klar and Daryl Rainey from Progressive Realty Group as we explore the backstory of one of Simcoe’s favourite watering holes.

Do you know the story behind this unique and unusual building standing next to the Lynn River on Colborne Street in Simcoe?

It’s a historically important industrial building that’s played a role in Simcoe’s industrial past. Over the years it was home to:  Norfolk’s first brewery, a foundry making windmills, and the Stalker Engineering Co. owned by prominent Simcoe community member Col. William Douglas Stalker.

Join Daryl and our friend Josh Klar from Norfolk County Heritage & Culture as we forge through the past of this curious building.

Did you know that the current home of the Lighthouse Festival Theatre was originally built as Port Dover’s Town Hall?

Did you know that its clock tower needs to be wound every eight days?

And did you know the building might be haunted by one of its most prolific directors?

Join Katie Graham from the Port Dover Harbour Museum and Daryl Rainey as they shine a spotlight on the fascinating history of this iconic building!

Did you know that the building now home to Sakura Sushi Restaurant in Port Dover originally opened its doors as the Dominion Hotel?

Fun fact: guests could book a room and get dental surgery during their stay.

Today, this historic gem stands proudly in the heart of downtown Port Dover, housing some of the area’s most beloved local restaurants.

Join Katie Graham from the Port Dover Harbour Museum and Daryl as they dive into the fascinating stories and rich history of this iconic landmark!

Did you know that this house on Prospect Street is one of the oldest homes in Port Dover?

Did you know the home was likely built by the village’s first postmaster?

Join Katie Graham from Port Dover Harbour Museum and Daryl Rainey from as they take us on a tour of this historic home.

All aboard!! This iconic green building has been an important part of Waterford’s architectural history for many years.

It’s been an important place for people gather, either for travel or recreation.

Join Daryl and James Christison from the Waterford Heritage & Agricultural Museum as we steam through the history of this beautiful building!