Heritage Mississauga has undertaken several interpretive panel projects throughout the City of Mississauga. The plaques begin as comprehensive special research projects which document the history of a specific part of the Mississauga’s heritage.

Completed projects include:

• Cooksville Brickyard (located in Brickyard Park on Clayhill Road),
• Cooksville (located in the Cooksville Branch Library),
• Port Credit Memorial Park,
• Lawrence Starch Company (along the Waterfront Trail at St. Lawrence Park),
• Osprey Marsh (along the Osprey Marsh Trail, near Britannia Road and Ninth Line),
• Wildwood Park (in Paul Coffey Park in Malton),
• Barberton (along the Culham Trail at Barbertown Road),
• Dunn Park (near Erin Mills Parkway and Rogers Road),
• War of 1812 cemetery commemoration series,
• Lakeside Park,
• Windinglane Bird Sanctuary,
• Sacred Garden,
• Honouring the Chiefs at the Credit River near J.J. Plaus Park,
• Village of Streetsville,
• Erindale Park, and more!

Additionally, we participate in providing information and text for many trailhead signs for the extensive recreational trails throughout Mississauga.

Contact Heritage Mississauga for more information.