Up to 51% off Admission to Hamilton Museums (4 Options)

Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it, and while unintentionally rediscovering insulin would make you feel pretty smart, accepting an oversized wooden horse from your enemies certainly wouldn't. Trade in that untouched history textbook for today's WagJag, which grants you admission to various Hamilton museums:

• $3.50 for 1 adult admission to the Whitehern Historic House & Garden OR Battlefield House Museum & Park OR Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology (a $6.75 value)
  
• $5.50 for 1 adult admission to Dundurn Castle and Hamilton Military Museum (an $11.25 value)
• $8.50 for 1 family pass to Whitehern Historic House & Garden OR Battlefield House Museum & Park OR Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology (a $17 value)
  
• $14 for 1 family pass to Dundurn Castle and Hamilton Military Museum (a $28 value)
  

Nestled inside a walled garden, the Whitehern Historic House & Garden features classic touches from the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods. Inside its well-preserved walls, you can learn about the McQuesten family, who helped shape industry development across Hamilton, Niagara, the Golden Horseshoe and other parts of Ontario. At the Battlefield House Museum & Park, museum staff dress in period costume and take families back in time to the War of 1812. Those interested in the industrial revolution can get up close and personal with steam engines at the Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology, the only surviving facility of its kind in North America. Kids can marvel at two 70-ton steam engines once used to pump the first clean water into the city more than 150 years ago.

Offered at a different price point, passes to Dundurn Castle and the Hamilton Military Museum provide perspective on nineteenth-century battles and military life. Explore a version of Dundurn Castle that's been restored to 1855, when its owner Sir Allan Napier MacNab, one of Canada's first premiers, was at the height of his career. Visit 40 rooms across three floors and the estate surroundings on Burlington Heights, which once served as a military post during the War of 1812. Other must-see attractions include the Kitchen Gardens and the Hamilton Military Museum, featuring relics from the War of 1812, the Rebellion of 1837 to 1838, the Boer War and World War I.

• Expires June 30, 2013
• Unlimited buys
• Limit 1 voucher per person
• Valid only at the location selected at checkout (specified on voucher)
• Does not include tax. No cash value. No cash back