The doors will be open to heritage homes and buildings in
Thunder Bay once again this Saturday. City Heritage Researcher Lee-Ann
Chevrette says it's a great opportunity for residents to see inside buildings
that are normally not open to the public. This year's sites include the Museum,
Prince Arthur Hotel, St. John's Anglican Church, Hillcrest High School, the
Finnish Labour Temple, and the Brodie Resource Library. Doors open is free and
being held at locations across the City on Saturday from 10 until 4 pm.Thursday, September 6, 2012
Doors Open 2012 Thunder Bay
The doors will be open to heritage homes and buildings in
Thunder Bay once again this Saturday. City Heritage Researcher Lee-Ann
Chevrette says it's a great opportunity for residents to see inside buildings
that are normally not open to the public. This year's sites include the Museum,
Prince Arthur Hotel, St. John's Anglican Church, Hillcrest High School, the
Finnish Labour Temple, and the Brodie Resource Library. Doors open is free and
being held at locations across the City on Saturday from 10 until 4 pm.