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Belleville | Ontario

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Glanmore Historic Site

Glanmore was constructed in 1883 for a wealthy banker and his wife. The house has been a museum since 1973 and holds various artifacts related to the history of Belleville, hand-painted ceilings, and custom woodwork. The house has also been restored to how it would look as the original owners had it.

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The Empire Theatre

The Empire Theatre is also known as McCarthy Theatre and has been open since 1938. The building holds 700 seats and holds comedy shows, recitals, movies, and concerts.

Many well-known acts have performed at The Empire, including Paul Rodgers, Slash, Sum 41, and Alice Cooper.

Photos: Google Street View; theempiretheatre.com

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Belleville Farmers Market

The farmers market has been a local staple since 1816, providing local farmers with a reliable outlet to reach local consumers.

It is open year-round and can be found at Historic Market Square Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

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Home Town of Legendary Bobby Hull

Robert Hull is regarded as one of the greatest hockey players of all time. His blonde hair, skating speed, end-to-end rushes, and ability to shoot the puck at very high velocity all earned him the name “The Golden Jet”.

Bobby Hull is Chicago’s franchise leader with 604 goals. Hull’s incredible career was highlighted by a Stanley Cup, and 2 WHA World Titles.

Bobby Hull was born in Pointe Anne (now part of Belleville). He played his minor hockey in Belleville in the 1950s.

Photos: Ralston-Purina Company, makers of Chex cereals, Wikimedia Commons; hastingshistoricalplaques.ca

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Belleville Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery

The Library and Gallery is a community meeting place.  We strive to meet the educational, recreational and information needs of all Belleville citizens through free and equitable access to physical and digital collections, artwork, technology and services.

Since 1973 the library gallery has been a cultural hub for the city and region, providing an exhibition space for local, national and international artists.

Belleville- The Gateway to Central Ontario. The market behind City Hall in Belleville; from a brochure published c.1927.

 

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Tyendinaga Caves

Tyendinaga is a family-owned and operated exploration destination. It is described as a place where “time stands still”.

The caves include hand-carved steps, and smooth walkways and have been preserved to ensure it is safe for every visitor. The owners also pride themselves on providing an eco-friendly service. Visitors can expect to see ancient fossils, the cave’s history, geological formations, and common species that can be found in caves.

Tours last 45 minutes.

Photo: facebook.com/tyendinagacaves

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Kiwanis Bayshore Trail

Kiwanis Bayshore Recreational Trail is 2.75 km in length and borders the north shore of the Bay of Quinte. Lighted and paved, it is part of the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail.

Along the trail is Meyers Pier marina. Public washrooms, seasonal canteen, children’s playground, two boat launches and the CN Train Monument commemorating Belleville’s railroad history are just some of the sights you’ll encounter along this beautiful multi-purpose trail.

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Boretski Gallery

Boretski Gallery is a vintage fashion boutique with pieces from the early 1900s to 1970s for men and women. Their offerings include formal themed pieces, and casual pieces, and they also restore pieces.

Boretski believes in embracing fashion throughout history and incorporating vintage into our modern wardrobe.

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Just Brew It Belleville

Just Brew It Belleville is a retail store that offers environmentally friendly products that meet every coffee lover’s need. They not only offer coffee, tea, and hot chocolate, but also coffee brewers and grinders.

Photo: facebook.com/JustBrewItBelleville

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Sugar Mama’s Bake Shoppe

Sugar Mama’s is family-owned and run by mother and daughter. They promise all customers a warm and welcoming experience, complemented by a variety of fresh desserts.

This bake shoppe has something for everyone, including donuts, pastries, cupcakes, and cheesecake – to name a few.

Photo: sugarmamasbakeshoppe.ca

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Gourmet Diem

Gourmet Diem offers a wide variety of slightly elevated comfort foods. Including sandwiches, homemade soup, desserts, and amazing breakfast options. They also provide artisanal cheeses, wines, coffee, teas, and treats to take home.

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Black Bear Ridge Golf Course

Black Bear Ridge Golf Course embodies the natural scenery that Ontario has to offer, surrounded by woodland and wildlife while ensuring a functional course that any golf lover can appreciate. It is a top-rated golf course in the country and a must-see for anyone in Belleville.

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