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MORE OF PORT HOPE
Port Hope is situated on the shores of
Lake Ontario an hour east of Toronto and
offers both an urban and rural charm
overlaid with modern vibrancy and
cultural allure. The Ganaraska River runs
through the heart of town and there are
miles of waterfront walking and biking
trails, along with serene sandy beaches.
The Municipality is a tapestry of quaint
villages and scenic country driving routes.
Plan a Port Hope overnight getaway. Do
yourself a favour. Take a day off.
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CAPITOL THEATRE / VISITORS’ CENTRE
20 Queen Street
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TOWN HALL (PUBLIC WASHROOMS)
56 Queen Street
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PORT HOPE PUBLIC LIBRARY
31 Queen Street
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ST. MARK’S CHURCH (BURIAL SITE)
51 King Street
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CANADIAN FIRE FIGHTER MUSEUM
95 Mill Street
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BOAT ROOFED HOUSE
(EXISTING LOCATION)
20 Catherine Street
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BOAT ROOFED HOUSE
(NEW LOCATION)
Eastside Ganaraska Park (Mill Street)
CARLYLE INN AND BISTRO
86 John Street
PORT HOPE
VISITORS’ CENTRE
20 Queen Street
Port Hope L1A 2Y7
905-885-2004
1-888-PORTHOPE(767-8467)
[email protected]
THE BOAT ROOFED HOUSE
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HELP US RELOCATE A
NATIONAL MONUMENT TO
A TRUE CANADIAN ICON!
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HELP US RE L OCAT E A N AT I O N A L M O N U M E N T TO A T R UE CA N A D I A N I CO N !
PORT HOPE IS HOME TO THE WORLD’S LARGEST
MONUMENT DEDICATED TO FARLEY MOWAT.
The monument is a model of a boat roofed house
constructed with stone and an overturned walrus skinned
sail boat. The structure was built ten years ago (2006)
and is currently located on private property at
20 Catherine Street in Port Hope.
On Thanksgiving weekend, the iconic structure will be
ceremoniously dismantled and professionally reassembled in its new location at Eastside Ganaraska Park,
across the river from the Port Hope Library, creating a
public and permanent tribute to one of Canada’s
greatest literary figures, a fervent environmentalist and
one of Port Hope’s most distinguished and celebrated
residents.
ALL THINGS FARLEY
CRITICAL MASS–HYDROPHOBIC FARLEY MOWAT
Discover Farley Mowat quotes and imagery stenciled
on sidewalks in various locations about town. They are
invisible when dry, but emerge when wet. How many
can you find?
*Hint - There are over 10 hidden images to be found.
DOWNTOWN MERCHANT DISPLAYS
Visit Port Hope’s Heritage Business District to shop unique
merchandise. Participate in a window display
owl scavenger hunt for a chance to win a Farley prize
pack. Pick up the owl scavenger hunt sheet at the
Visitors Centre, Public Library or at Furby House Books
(65 Walton Street).
MAKE A DONATION
Moving the Farley Mowat Boat Roofed House is a
monumental task. Donations are being accepted at
Municipality of Port Hope, Finance Department,
56 Queen Street, Port Hope, ON L1A 3Z9 or by
contacting [email protected].
Reference: Farley Mowat Project
FOLLOWING FARLEY PROGRAM OF EVENTS • WWW.FOLLOWINGFARLEY.COM FOR MORE DETAILS!
THE WEEK LEADING UP
LIBRARY KIDS CRAFTS AND GAMES • 10am-4pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
Fun activities for the kids!
Monday October 3 • 6pm
FARLEY’S FEATURE FILM: THE SNOW WALKER • 31 Queen Street (Library)
A pilot’s struggle for survival after crashing in the Arctic tundra.
WHEELBARROW PARADE • 11am
20 Catherine Street (Existing location)
Tuesday October 4 • 1:30pm
FARLEY’S FEATURE FILM: TEN MILLION BOOKS; AN INTRODUCTION TO
FARLEY MOWAT • 31 Queen Street (Library)
Mowat recalls his experiences that have found their way into his work.
OWLS (Ontario Falconry Association) • 1pm-2pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
Live owls and other birds of prey.
Wednesday October 5 • 6pm
FARLEY’S FEATURE FILM: LOST IN THE BARRENS • 31 Queen Street (Library)
An orphaned teen & a young tribal hunter get lost in the wilderness.
A READING OF FARLEY AT THE LIBRARY • 2pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
Readings by authors Anna Porter, Silver Donald Cameron,
Ken McGoogan & Claire Mowat.
Thursday October 6 • 6pm
FARLEY’S FEATURE FILM: NEVER CRY WOLF • 31 Queen Street (Library)
A government researcher learns about the positive nature of wolves.
TAKING CARE OF CRUMLEY • 3pm
95 Mill Street (Canadian Fire Fighters Museum)
Children’s play for ages 5-10 based on Ted Staunton’s book.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 TH
THE UNVEILING OF THE FARLEY MOWAT BUST • 3:30pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
A gift from the family. Refreshments.
TRUE STORIES, TOLD WELL • 7:30pm
86 John Street (Carlyle Inn)
Live reading by 5 Canadian story tellers. Seating limited.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 TH
FARMERS MARKET • 8am-1pm
56 Queen Street (Behind Town Hall)
Shop seasonally fresh & local products at our weekly outdoor market.
LIBRARY PRINT & FURBY HOUSE BOOK SALE • 10am-4pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
Farley Mowat & guest author books plus Farley Mowat signed prints.
Be part of this historical event & carry a stone to the new location.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 9 TH
FARLEY’S FAVOURITE HIKE WITH PINE RIDGE
HIKING CLUB (ALL WELCOME) • 9:30am-11am
31 Queen Street (Library)
Hike along the Waterfront Trail. All are welcome.
LIBRARY PRINT & FURBY HOUSE BOOK SALE • 10am-4pm
31 Queen Street (Library)
Farley Mowat & guest author books plus Farley Mowat signed prints.
BOAT ROOFED HOUSE REDEDICATION • 3pm
NEW location - Eastside Ganaraska Park (Mill Street)