Ball's Falls, Ontario
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After the purchase of Ball's Falls by the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority in 1962, the area became a conservation area. The park features the Ball's Falls Centre for Conservation to help visitors learn of the area's cultural and natural history. The building, designed to have a limited impact of the surrounding environment, features permanent and temporary galleries, exhibits and interactive displays, including the conservation practices of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, archaeological findings, and the watershed ecosystem of Twenty Mile Creek.

Still standing within the park are the original Ball family home, an operating [gristmill](/wiki/Gristmill "Gristmill"), a [lime kiln](/wiki/Lime_kiln "Lime kiln"), a restored church, a blacksmith shop, and a carriage shed.


Can visitors participate in conservation activities at the centre