Under the impetus of the Rev. James L. Hughes, the Toronto-based York Pioneer and Historical Society raised funds to purchase the temple and its grounds in 1917 and opened the temple as a museum in 1918. Shortly afterwards, the York Pioneers moved David Willson's study to the site. This is significant as one of the earliest examples of historic preservation in Canada, one of the reasons fo… WebbThe Road to Rebellion. The Sharon Temple National Historic Site is proud to share with you our “Road to Rebellion” exhibit. Created by David Lichty and Katlyn Jones, this exhibit …
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WebbCompleted in 1832, the architecturally stunning Sharon Temple is the centre of an open-air museum. Featuring 10 heritage buildings, on 4.5 acres of park land, the museum tells the … WebbThe Sharon Temple is a spectacular structure that has seen over 100 years of sustainable evolution. The structure was built during the 1820s by the Children of Peace, an Upper Canada Quaker faction led by founder David Willson. After his death and the decline of the group, the building fell into disrepair and was abandoned. In one of Canada’s ... simple cake for baby shower
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WebbSharon Temple Museum. Sharon Temple National Historic Site. SIC Code 84,841. NAICS Code 71,712. Show More. Top Competitors of Sharon Temple. Lougheed House <25 <$5M. 1 . Thunder Bay Museum <25 <$5M. 2 . Rutherford House <25 <$5M. 3 . Rutherford House Provincial Hi... <25 <$5M. 4 . Eldon House <25 <$5M. 5 . Drayton Valley Museum <25 WebbNestled in the heart of Sharon, Ontario (10 mins North of Newmarket), stands the breathtaking SHARON TEMPLE National Historic Site and Museum. A symbol of peace, … WebbThe Sharon Temple’s construction took place between 1825 and 1832. Its design is to showcase their love of music and its use in their services. The Children of Peace had … simple cake for boy