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Oil Museum of Canada
Displays on the oil industry's progression from kerosene lighting to modern refineries, geological exhibits and more can be found at the Oil Museum of Canada. The site is the historical home of North America's first commercial oil well.
Address: 2423 Kelly Rd Oil Springs ON N0N 1P0
 1 519 834-2840
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Fairfield Museum and National Historic Site
This museum features First Nations artifacts and art, as well as an annual reenactment of occurrences in the year 1812. Complimentary tour guides and bus services are available.
Address: 14878 Longwoods Rd. Bothwell ON CAN
 Send an Email (2) 1 519 692-4397
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The Buxton Settlement was originally developed by Rev. William King in 1849 as a refugee settlement for escaped slaves running away from the Southern United States on the Underground Railroad. Today, the site commemorates this significant history with a museum, gift shop, archives and more.
Address: 21975 A.D. Shadd Road North Buxton ON Canada
1 519 352-4799
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Hours:
Apr-June:Wed-Sat 10am-5pm,Sunday 12pm-5pm
July-Aug: Open Daily 10am-5pm;
Sept-Nov: Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
Last tour admitted 4pm. (Closed Dec thru May.)
Rates: Adult $5.00, Children 12 & Under FREE.
A great family outing and learing experience. Southwestern Ontario Heritage Village is centrally located in Essex County, and features a number of 19th century buildings including log cabins, barber/cobbler shop, church, school and general store through which you can enjoy a guided tour. The Transportation Museum is home to a variety of antique vehicles: carriages, cars, commercial trucks, fire trucks, and a "Canadians on the Move" exhibit. School and community groups welcome.
Address: 6155 Arner Townline, County Rd. 23 Kingsville ON Canada N9Y 2E5
1 519 776-6909
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Hours: Open Feb weekends only 1pm-5pm. Mid April-Oct, Wed-Fri; 10am-5pm. Sat-Sun; 1pm-5pm. Situated in the heart of the original black settlement of Amherstburg, the museum celebrates the achievements of black North Americans. Their rich heritage is preserved in exhibits depicting their origins in Africa, years of slavery and finally, settlement and emancipation in North America. The museum offers lectures, workshops, interpretive tours, travelling exhibits and research.
Address: 277 King Street Amherstburg ON N9V 2C7
Send an Email (7) 1 519 736-5433
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The Wallaceburg & District Museum celebrates the rich marine, glass, sugar and brass industrial heritage of the region. The museum houses a large collection of artefacts and is also home to the Wallaceburg Sports Hall of Fame. Open year round.
Address: 505 King St Wallaceburg ON N8A 4E2
1 519 627-8962
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Windsor's Serbian Heritage Museum takes a look at the achievements of Serbian-Canadians. Features a variety of displays and exhibits.
Address: 6770 Tecumesh Rd. E Windsor ON N8T1E6
Send an Email (1) 1 519 944-4884
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This unique museum operates from a 10,000 sq. ft. facility located in downtown Sarnia. Some of the exhibits include minerals, fossils, butterflies, Native artifacts, insects and more. Groups tours are available by special appointment. Be sure to vist the museum store before heading out.
Address: 223 North Christina Street Sarnia ON N7T 5V1
Send an Email (1) 1 519 336-2100
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This museum is situated in the area first settled by blacks in Amherstburg. The exhibits include articles and artifacts representing the areas of ancient Africa, slavery, the Underground Railroad movement and the accomplishments of the peoples of African origins who shaped Canadian history.
Address: 227 King Street Amherstburg Ontario Canada N9V 2C7
Send an Email 1 519 736-5433
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Hours of operation, Tues-Sat, 10am - 5pm. (Sunday 2pm-5pm May 1-Sept.30). Located in the City Centre in the 1812 Francois Baby House, the museum offers exhibitions, special events and educational programs on local history.
Address: 254 Pitt Street West Windsor ON N9A 5L5
Send an Email (16) 1 519 253-1812
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Chatham-Kent Museum
Enter a world rich in the history of Chatham-Kent. The Museum features constantly changing thematic exhibits throughout the year to spotlight the varied interests within the community.
Address: 75 William Street North Chatham ON N7M 4L4
Send an Email (12) 1 519 360-1998
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Park House Museum
Hours: July-Aug, 11am-4pm; rest of the year Mon-Fri 11am-4pm.
Bring back a touch of the past by visiting the oldest house in the area. Park House was originally built near Detroit in the 1790's, but when the city was turned over to the Americans with the signing of the Jay Treaty, a loyalist called Alexander MacKintosh moved the house back to Amherstburg in 1796. It has been restored to the 1850 era to depict the lifestyle of the Park family and their mercantile business.
Address: 214 Dalhousie Street Amherstburg ON N9V 1W4
1 519 736-2511
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Ontario's only woodcarving museum, showcasing traditional, contemporary,
And historical wildlife carvings. An expansive one-room museum with lighted showcases allows close viewing. An on-site gift shop features carvings, books, patterns and tools. Open year-round Tuesday through Saturday. Wheelchair accessible. Tours by appointment.
Address: 850 Ouellette Avenue, Central Library Windsor ON N9A 4M9
1 519 977-0823
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Discovery House Museum
Discovery House Museum honours the history of various industries in Sarnia including railroad heritage, nautical history and the industrial growth of the 20th century. The museum is housed in a restored 1890 Victorian home and plays host to a number of travelling exhibits.
Address: 475 Christina Street Sarnia Ontario Canada N7T 7H8
Send an Email (10) 1 519 383-8471
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