3 Best Landmarks in Halton Hills, ON

“Halton Hills Public Library is a 9,000-square-foot building that received LEED Gold Certification for using environmentally friendly construction materials and its geothermal heating and cooling system. In accordance with the Public Libraries Act, there could be only one Public Library Board, and in 1974, the boards merged to create the Halton Hills Public Library. The library offers many significant events, programs, and clubs for all ages, from babies to adults. A library card once cost five cents, and a printed list of books in the library cost another ten cents. Members could borrow one book at a time, with overdue fines charged at five cents per day. Additional charges are applied for turning down page corners, marking, or defacing books. The library expects all participants to treat each other respectfully. Free Wi-Fi is available.

“Acton Town Hall Centre provides new facilities with antique charm and hosts many monthly activities. Acton Town Hall Centre is a landmark building and theatre in Acton, Ontario, owned and operated by Heritage Acton, a volunteer non-profit organization. Designed by the City Fathers to serve as a venue for the Council and the community, this unique venue in the heart of town has been restored to its former grandeur. The Town Hall was inaugurated with a grand ball and was the hub of Acton's social life for over 80 years. Its mission is to offer a beautiful, historic gathering place, remaining a vibrant part of the diverse community.