Welcome to
Markham Village Conservancy
The mandate of the MVC is to strengthen the sense of community in Markham Village; to preserve the quality of life in the Village; and to conserve the heritage and natural elements of the Village.
Host your next meeting, workshop, or social gathering — explore our two charming event rooms available for rent at the Markham Village Train Station.
Read George W.J. Duncan's book,
A Year in Old Markham Village: Four Seasons of Observations, Experiences and Local Lore.
Take a look at Markham Village Conservancy's photo gallery of previous events.
From a bustling 19th-century railway hub to a restored heritage landmark — discover how the Markham Village Train Station became a symbol of community preservation and local history.
Be part of the team that supports Markham's local heritage through hands-on volunteer opportunities.
Doors Open Ontario began in 2002 as an initiative of the Ontario Heritage Trust. It was created to connect the people of Ontario to their Built and Natural Heritage sites. The sites are opened to the public, free-of-charge for one day, to share Ontario’s diverse cultures with all. The sites are normally not accessible to the public, but on this one day, the doors are opened and these unique sites are staffed by Volunteers who are happy to share their knowledge and dedication to their site. Doors Open Markham has been a proud part of this global initiative since 2003.
From a bustling 19th-century railway hub to a restored heritage landmark — discover how the Markham Village Train Station became a symbol of community preservation and local history.
Host your next meeting, workshop, or social gathering — explore our two charming event rooms available for rent at the Markham Village Train Station.
Be part of the team that supports Markham's local heritage through hands-on volunteer opportunities.
Read George W.J. Duncan's book,
A Year in Old Markham Village: Four Seasons of Observations, Experiences and Local Lore.
Doors Open Ontario began in 2002 as an initiative of the Ontario Heritage Trust. It was created to connect the people of Ontario to their Built and Natural Heritage sites. The sites are opened to the public, free-of-charge for one day, to share Ontario’s diverse cultures with all. The sites are normally not accessible to the public, but on this one day, the doors are opened and these unique sites are staffed by Volunteers who are happy to share their knowledge and dedication to their site. Doors Open Markham has been a proud part of this global initiative since 2003.
Take a look at Markham Village Conservancy's photo gallery of previous events.