Tracing our heritage right from its geological foundations, the museum showcases early Indigenous culture, trapping and logging industry, and the community’s collective identity, with a special emphasis on prospecting and mining.

The Dorion Museum is located in Dorion in Ontario’s Superior Country. Dorion is home to one of the most notable natural attractions on the Lake Superior Circle Tour – Ouimet Canyon. When you visit the modest Dorion Museum you quickly learn not only about it’s history but of the sense of community and the people that make it so great. Every Sunday, June 12th - September 11th, 1 to 4 pm or call and make an appointment with any Committee Member.

Located in the historic Canadian Pacific Railway station, the North Bay Museum strives to fulfil its mission to “inspire the discovery of the people and places of North Bay’s past and present” through programming and exhibits. The museum includes a blend of interactive and artifact-based exhibits designed to appeal to audiences of all ages.

The Connaught & District Pioneer Museum aims to preserve historical artifacts in the district and promote public interest in history.

The Centennial Museum of Sheguiandah is situated on Highway 6 in Sheguiandah, Ontario, on beautiful Manitoulin Island. Nestled behind a rail fence just south of Lewis Creek, our eight-acre site features a main exhibition area and six outbuildings. Our museum preserves an impressive collection of settler artifacts from the mid-1800’s onward that help tell the stories of our ancestors and local heritage.

Celebrating Callander's rich heritage and culture while housing several art exhibitions a year, the gallery supports local artists all in the house and practice of the former doctor to the Dionne Quintuplets, Dr Allan Roy Dafoe.

Built in 1894 as a Presbyterian Church, the "Church on the Rock" was used for services until 1917. During its time this historic building has been as a post office, a scout and church hall, a schoolhouse and a public library. Today, the museum features interesting artifacts that tell the story of the people who settled the area as the town is Canada's first copper mine.

Housed in a turn of the century mansion, the former residence of lumber baron William Joseph Bell, the gallery has a unique architectural appeal. Local history and contemporary works of art come together in the lush surroundings of the Gallery grounds. Exciting exhibitions, lecture series, art classes and special events make the gallery a gathering place for the local community.

Located adjacent to the Agawa Bay Campground, the Visitor Centre highlights the “Power of Lake Superior” and the park’s cultural history, natural features and recreational opportunities. This facility also includes an information/reception area, washrooms, theatre/activity room and a gift shop.