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Art Gallery of Hamilton
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Founded in 1914, the Art Gallery of Hamilton is Ontario’s third largest public art gallery and owns one of the finest collections of art in Canada, featuring over 9,000 works of art including historical European, historical Canadian and contemporary art.
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Canadian Football Museum
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Acting as a national shrine to the players, teams and fans of Canadian football, the Canadian Football Hall of Fame & Museum traces 120 years of the sport. The Hall of Fame features interactive programs, displays, a library, archives and is home to the Grey Cup.
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Hamilton Waterfront
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Recent developments to this attraction include the construction of an integrated, environmentally-conscious waterfront trail and the introduction of a 37 passenger trackless Hamilton Waterfront Trolley. Aboard a Hamilton Harbour Queen Cruise, passengers have the opportunity to view the waterfront from the water while dining or dancing.
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McMaster Museum of Art
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The McMaster Museum of Art in Hamilton, Ontario officially opened to the public on June 11, 1994 and houses McMaster University's permanent collection of close to 6,000 works representing the history of art in a diversity of media from ancient times to the present. This attraction is internationally recognized for its outstanding collections.
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Steam & Technology Museum
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Take a peek into life at the beginning of Canada's industrial revolution in Hamilton. This magnificent example of 19th century public works architecture preserves two 45-foot high, 70-ton steam engines which pumped the first clean water to the city over 140 years ago. These Canadian made engines are the oldest surviving examples in the nation.
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