Go Back

Heritage Planning

Share Heritage Planning on Facebook Share Heritage Planning on Twitter Share Heritage Planning on Linkedin Email Heritage Planning link

The Town of Halton Hills is committed to the identification, conservation, and enhancement of the Town's cultural heritage resources. The Town's Senior Heritage Planner, along with the Heritage Halton Hills Committee, help to protect the Town's cultural heritage resources and manage change to heritage properties.

We look forward to engaging with the community on local heritage matters and providing opportunities to learn more about the Town’s history.

The Town of Halton Hills is committed to the identification, conservation, and enhancement of the Town's cultural heritage resources. The Town's Senior Heritage Planner, along with the Heritage Halton Hills Committee, help to protect the Town's cultural heritage resources and manage change to heritage properties.

We look forward to engaging with the community on local heritage matters and providing opportunities to learn more about the Town’s history.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight Survey #2

    The Town provides a description and an image of each of the three designated heritage properties. The input from this short survey will determine which property will be highlighted next time for the "Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight" on LTHH. 


    Lilac Lawns, Norval:

    A two-storey Classical Revival residential building constructed in 1856. The property contributes significantly to the historical character of the streetscape, including the lilac trees along the front of the existing house.


    Rolling Hills Farm, Esquesing: 

    A two-story Gothic Revival house constructed by stone mason Frederick Near in 1883, as well as a large barn constructed circa 1890 which reflects the bank barn construction common to this area.

    Moorecroft/Beatty House, Acton: 

    A Queen-Anne residential building built for local editor H.P Moore and designed by Toronto architect J.A. Ellis. The house is also associated with W. Beatty, manager of the Acton Tanning Company in 1926.



    Take Survey
    Share Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight Survey #2 on Facebook Share Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight Survey #2 on Twitter Share Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight Survey #2 on Linkedin Email Heritage Halton Hills Property Spotlight Survey #2 link