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As one of the oldest settlements in Canada, Prince Edward County is blessed with a wealth of cultural heritage resources. Heritage conservation in Prince Edward County strives to protect and enhance the unique cultural significance of this place we know as ‘The County’. Heritage conservation is a proactive approach to ensure that the special places in the County are protected for present and future generations. Conserving the County’s unique places is a goal for municipal government, many private and not-for-profit groups as well as individuals.
For more information about Heritage Conservation Districts in The County:
- Picton Heritage Conservation District (designated 2013)
- Wellington Heritage Conservation District (designation in progress, 2022)
Please browse other resources and links relating to local heritage conservation below.