An intense and critically important three-year war fought between the United States of America and the United Kingdom, its colonies and North American Native Indian allies.
It resulted in victory for the British and Canadian militia in Lower and Upper Canada, and allowed what is now the Canada of today to keep its territory intact.
If the struggle had been lost, Canada might not exist as it does today. The historic sites in the Niagara region remain major historical sites, including Fort George, Brock’s Monument, and many others.
Region: Niagara-on-the-Lake
Latest Reviews
Ranked #40 of 123 things to do in Niagara-on-the-Lake
thomasjohnston123
Buffalo, New York
NOTL Museum has a diverse mix of exhibits rooted in local lore, nested in a period house with easy to follow galleries and a balcony space. Lots to learn about local and Ontario history.
141marykaym
We had no idea this existed. It is in a delightful building. It holds so much history and the exhibits are very educational
Robby G C
Toronto, Canada
I really liked the Niagara Historical Society & Museum. We learned from the past. They started the military. Religious was also important. More women and children became victims and children...
