Whitchurch-StouffvilleHeritageHeritage Studies
Cultural Heritage Landscapes – An Introduction
Published by Ontario Heritage Trust
This is Ontario Heritage Trust’s document, as linked from Whitchurch-Stouffville’s website on 16 October 2026. It may have changed since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Study
- Published by
- Ontario Heritage Trust
- Date
- November 2012
- Also called
- Cultural heritage landscapes
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 2
- Agencies
- Ontario Heritage Trust · UNESCO · ICOMOS
Overview
Cultural Heritage Landscapes – An Introduction, a two-page Ontario Heritage Trust fact sheet (HIS-020, revised November 2012) that the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville links from the Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report paragraph of its Heritage Studies, Reports, and Terms of Reference page. It sets out UNESCO's three categories, designed, evolved (relict or continuing) and associative cultural landscapes, gives a definition of a cultural heritage landscape, lists examples from heritage conservation districts and main streets to cemeteries, trails and view corridors, and points to further reading from ICOMOS, Parks Canada and others.
What it covers
- Cultural Heritage Landscapes – An Introduction
- 1. Designed cultural landscape
- 2. Evolved cultural landscape
- 3. Associative cultural landscape
- Definition of a cultural heritage landscape
- For more information on cultural landscapes
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