Nationally designated for its magnificent interior, Annandale House serves as a monument to the Victorian style of design, known as the "Aesthetic Art Movement". Popularized by Oscar Wilde, this movement encouraged the use of colour and decorative detailing in all...

The Norwich and District Museum is one of Ontario's longest operating rural community museums - and one of the very best! Located in the heart of Oxford County at the edge of the village of Norwich, it boasts a large site and a stunning collection of artifacts...

Illustrates the unique history, agricultural and cultural development of the area, highlighting the community's multicultural heritage, tobacco, and ginseng industries. Facility is available to rent for small functions and gatherings.

A visit to the Thames Valley Museum School is like embarking on a personal journey through local history. A reminder of Ontario’s educational heritage, the Museum School provides students, educators, and the general public a unique, hands-on experience. 

The Edisons forged a history of invention that is still celebrated today.  Four generations struggled, committed themselves and perservered through Upper Canada's wild past of floods, famine, wars and rebellions to not just settle, but play a founding role in the...

Our mission is the preservation, promotion and presentation of the history of Aylmer and Malahide to the public, through educational lessons, special events, publications, exhibits, displays and public programmes at the museum and othe locations

Imagine a wheel of cheese weighing 7300 pounds! That's more than 3300 kilograms! The Ingersoll Cheese & Agricultural Museum tells this story and others about the history, growth and development of the Town of Ingersoll and surrounding areas. The Museum brings the...

The museum is directly across from the lighthouse and houses one of the finest collections of lighthouse lenses and pier markers. Included is the large, third order rotating fresnel lens and working mechanism of the old Long Point light. Also exhibited are ship...

The Teeterville Pioneer Museum is a museum devoted topioneer life in the 19th century. It includes antique farm equipment as well as home and garden tools.

The museum is situated on 4.5 acres of lush parkland. In 1851 Philander King built the first story then it changed hands several times. John Downing purchased it in 1880, he was one of the Founders of the limestone quarries. In 1902 the second story was added and the...