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Red Lake Heritage Quilt
This quilt is displayed in the Municipal Office Building and was designed by local volunteers. Elements of Red Lake history and culture are featured on the quilt including images of mining, aviation, wilderness and Aboriginal culture.
Address: Municipal Office Red Lake ON Canada
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The Lake of the Woods Heritage Townscapes were first introduced to Kenora in 1994. Presently, over 20 murals have been completed. These murals by leading Canadian artists are painted on various buildings throughout downtown Kenora. Each mural is unique and this large, outdoor art gallery is a major attraction in Kenora.
Address: . Kenora ON Canada
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Big Foot Statue
This statue measures 5.5 m (18 Feet) high and was originally constructed to attract people to stop. Big Foot is located in the front of the Piston Ring Auto Store.
Address: Highway 17 & Elm Street Vermilion Bay ON Canada
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Historical Wall Murals
View murals painted on side-street walls and buildings showcasing the history of Fort Frances. Themes include early settlers and the beginnings of the paper mill industry in the region.
Address: Scott Street, Portage Avenue, Mowat Avenue Fort Frances ON Canada
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Cheemanapisk
The Cheemanapisk is an old ship from the 1950s that can be viewed in the community of Fort Severn. Ship is situated between the Severn River and Pipowatin River. |
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Keewatin Rock-holes
These holes were formed by glacial activity that eroded the surface and deposited sand and gravel. Holes can be found at 6th Street, south of Highway 17W.
Address: 6th Street Keewatin ON Canada P0X 1C0
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Rainy Lake Mermaid
Statue was constructed by Gordon A. Schlichting in 1932 and is fabricated out of steel rods, old boat propellers and cement. The mermaid sits upon a rock in the centre of Rainy Lake.
Address: Rainy Lake Fort Frances ON Canada
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The Patricia
In the 1930s, during the Gold Rush, tugboats were used to carry freight between Ear Falls and Red Lake. The Patricia, the only one of five boats that remains, was restored and is located in Waterfront Park in Ear Falls.
Address: Waterfront Park Ear Falls ON Canada
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Husky the Muskie Statue
The Muskie species of fish can be found in the waters of Northern Ontario. Trophy-sized Muskies can weigh as much as 29.5 kg (65 lbs). Husky the Muskie Statue salutes this fighting fish that towers 12 m (40 feet) high.
Address: McLeod Park on Lakeview Drive Kenora ON Canada P9N 3X2
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Fort Vermilion
A replica of a Fort which was built in 1970s. Featuring free admission, hiking trail, children's playground, The Treehouse Cafe & giftshop, tourist office and and different
events throughout the season. Open May
long weekend to September long weekend.
Address: Highway 17 Vermilion Bay ON P0V 2V0
 Send an Email (1)  1 807 227-2640
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White Otter Castle
This three-storey log home was constructed by the legendary Jimmy McQuat, who is said to have built the home single handedly. Structure is located north of Atikokan and is accessible only by plane, boat or snow machine.
Address: White Otter Lake, Hwy. 622 Atikokan ON Canada P0T 1T0
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Atikokan Mining Attraction
The mining heritage of Atikokan is featured throughout the town. Visitors can view mining equipment and murals displayed along Main Street and on store walls. Viewing stations are also available at old mining sites that closed over 15 years ago.
Address: Main Street Atikokan ON Canada P0T 1C0
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Crull Rock and Mineral Collection
Year-round exhibit displays thousands of mineral specimens including gold samples from local mines. Part of the exhibit is part of Erle Crull's collection, a geologist and mining engineer who passed away in 1992.
Address: Municipal Office Balmertown ON Canada
1 807 735-2096
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Bottle House - Redditt
House is entirely constructed out of bottles and mortar. Inside find a doll collection and coloured bottles used to create a pattern. Other bottle creations on site including a windmill.
Address: 1500 Highway East Kenora ON Canada P9N 1M3
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The Hallett
The Hallet is a logging boat that was used to haul logs on Rainy Lake until 1974. It was restored by the Fort Frances Museum and can be viewed at Pither's Point Park.
Address: Pither's Point Park Fort Frances ON Canada
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