Ghost Signs of Hamilton
May 9th to June 6th, 2008
at MIXED MEDIA, 174 James Street North.

Silent Auction of the original images from our 2007 exhibition at the AGH
All proceeds support the ACO exhibition program.

The Landscape and Architecture of the Cross-Melville Heritage District Dundas
June 8th, 2008 : 2:00 p.m.
Meet at the corner of Park and Cross Streets in Dundas.

Explore the architecture and landscape, specifically the heritage trees of this historic area of Dundas. Guest Guide: Bill Kennedy

Mansions of the Durand
September 14th, 2008 : 2:00 p.m.
Meet at the Corner of Park and Herkimer Streets.

A walking tour exploring the magnificent residential architecture of the upper Durand Neighbourhood. One of our most popular tours, it tells the stories of great homes such as Ravenscliffe, Inglewood and Ballinahinch.

The Architecture of John Lyle
September 27th to November 9th, 2008
Exhibition at The Art Gallery of Hamilton Jean and Ross Fischer Gallery.

Discover the work of one of Canada’s most important architects. John Lyle, who spent his childhood in Hamilton, designed some of the city’s great landmarks as well as nationally significant buildings such as Union Station and The Royal Alexandria Theater in Toronto. This exhibition, organized by the John M. Lyle Project, is curated by Glenn Mcarthur and is based on exhibitions previously shown at the Design Exchange and the McGill University School of Architecture.

FREE Admission.

John Lyle and The City Beautiful Bus Tour
September 28th, 2008 : 2:00 p.m.
Meet at Central Presbyterian Church at the Corner of Charlton and Caroline Streets in Hamilton.

This tour will explore the impact of the City Beautiful Movement on Hamilton and visit sites across the City designed by one its most prominent proponents architect John Lyle. These include the High Level Bridge, Gage Park fountain and Central Presbyterian Church. This tour will include a special tour of the church in celebration of the 100th anniversary of its opening.

Tickets: $12.00 each available at MIXED MEDIA
174 James Street North. Phone (905)529-2323

Hamilton Beach Lighthouse and Heritage District Walk
October 19th, 2008 : 2:00 p.m.
Meet at the lighthouse on the south (Hamilton) side of the Burlington Canal, west of the road and lift bridge.

Explore the fascinating history of the Beach Strip. This tour will focus on the Burlington Canal, the surviving 1850’s stone lighthouse, and the flamboyant Victorian summer homes recently designated as part of the city’s newest heritage conservation district.

Suggest Donation $3.00/tour

For more information about ACO events and tours call (905)518-1694