Featured easement properties
Central Ontario Leacock House
This building was constructed on Old Brewery Bay as a summer home for Stephen Leacock, world-renowned humorist and author. Though Leacock wrote extensively on political science, economics and history during his literary career of four decades, he achieved his greatest success as a humorist ...
Eastern Ontario Frontenac County Courthouse
The present courthouse was designed by architect Edward Horsey and constructed by builders Scobell and Tossell in a neoclassical style with a bold two-storey front portico with frieze, cornice, Ionic columns ...
Greater Toronto Area Peel County Courthouse and Jail
Completed in June 1866, the first meeting of the Peel County Council was held in January 1867. Serving as Peel County's judicial and administrative centre until 1973, the courthouse was then leased to the municipality until 1980. It now serves as a museum and art gallery ...
Niagara Falls and Region Willowbank
Willowbank is significant as a surviving mansion of the British colonial era in Canada that reflects the ideals of both classical revivalism and the picturesque tradition. It is also significant for its association with Alexander Hamilton, its original owner ...
Ottawa Pinhey Estate
The Pinhey estate and house are run as a passive recreation area and historic site. The two-and-a-half storey masonry Georgian house contains an 1822 log house, an 1825 stone parlour wing, an 1841-42 central hall/kitchen wing and an 1847-49 south wing ...
Southwestern Ontario Ruthven Estate
Ruthven stands as a rare surviving example of that romantic combination of classical architecture and picturesque landscape that characterized country estates of the late 18th and early 19th centuries ...
Easement properties by location
- Central Ontario
- Eastern Ontario
- Greater Toronto Area
- Niagara Falls and Region
- Northern Ontario
- Ottawa
- Southwestern Ontario
