3 Best Landmarks in Belleville, ON

“Glanmore National Historic Site is owned by the Corporation of the City of Belleville and operated by the Community Services Department. The Government of Ontario's Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport provides funds to maintain this historic site. The Museum-home is in an 1883 mansion noted for its Second Empire architecture and grand period interiors. The collection of artifacts reflects the history of the Belleville region. Historical items from the local area are displayed in the restored rooms of the old house. The exhibits at the landmark site connect the community with its heritage meaningfully. Glanmore National Historic Site offers public programs and exhibitions. Every year, temporary exhibits about local history or topics of interest engage the community. Admission is free for children under 5.

“Belleville Public Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery were built in 2006 and feature 3 floors, including the art gallery and several meeting spaces. The library and gallery are gathering places for culture that encourage and promote lifelong learning, advancement, creation, and achievement. The facility offers public computers, programs, digital collections, and online courses. The staff strive to meet all Belleville citizens' educational, recreational, and informational needs through free and equal access to physical and digital collections. In addition, they make excellent customer service a top priority. The building is now where the Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County are based.