Prior home of R.S. McLaughlin, a pioneer in the automotive industry. Now a National Historic Site, Parkwood comprises a 55 room mansion filled with original furnishings and artwork, and a 12 acre landscape of garden spaces from the serene to the spectacular. Open Tues. to Sun. The gallery presents changing exhibits of the works of contemporary Canadian artists. There also is an art reference library.
Food is available.
It opened its own 362-seat theatre at 62 Russett Avenue in Oshawa in 1983. Individual tickets are available two weeks before the start of each production at United Way Info Services in the Oshawa Centre. Many who shop, bank or dine downtown are familiar with the beautiful wall murals painted by talented Canadian artists which have transformed blank walls into scenes depicting Oshawa's history and multicultural diversity. Located adjacent to the Queen's Hotel on Simcoe St. An extensive trail system along the Oshawa and Harmony Creek Valleys and Lake Ontario waterfront.