Wallaceburg is a beautiful town on the banks of the Sydenham River and has a rich heritage from its pioneer founding as the Baldoon Settlement. See Wallaceburg’s Industrial Revolution with the rise of Canada and Dominion Sugar Company, the Wallaceburg Brass Company...

Discover the intrigue of a turn-of-the-century Victorian home in Sombra village. Included are period home furnishings.

Uncle Tom's Cabin Historic Site commemorates the life of Reverend Josiah Henson.  Recognized for his contributions to the abolition movement and for his work in the Underground Railroad, he rose to international fame after Harriet Beecher Stowe acknowledged his...

Since 1943 the Chatham-Kent Museum has been dedicated to collecting and preserving the material heritage of Chatham-Kent and to promoting the area’s history through exhibits and programming.  For over 60 years, the museum has been selectively acquiring artifacts...

Today, the restored Milner Heritage House depicts the turn-of-the-century lifestyle of a successful industrialist and his family.  Costumed interpreters take visitors back in time to 1905 when stereoscopes, gramophones, and magic lanterns were a family’s means of...

The Thames Art Gallery is dedicated to promoting the understanding, appreciation, conservation, and enjoyment of the visual arts in the community of Chatham-Kent for present and future generations. The Gallery places emphasis on public arts education programming and...

The Chatham-Kent Black Historical Society is a Non-profit Registered Charity, which was founded in 1992 and incorporated in 1994. We are an affiliated society of the Ontario Historical Society, which was founded in 1888. Membership is open to anyone who is a citizen...

Right in the heart of St. Clair Township, just 25 minutes south of Sarnia, you will find something inviting, interesting, and educational.  With 12 historic and exhibit buildings, Moore Museum offers something to engage everyone’s interest.  Spend an hour or two...

The Oil Museum of Canada, in the Village of Oil Springs, preserves the site of the first commercial oil well in North America.  This oil heritage district also developed the world's first gusher and the world’s first oil exchange.  While visiting the museum...

This lovely, old former schoolroom, library and Council Chambers are home to artifacts and memorabilia collected from Thamesville and the surrounding area.  Items on display include: Robertson Davies memorabilia, a Sherman Fysh model of 1942 Thamesville, World War...