Osgoode Township Rural Museum preserves and shares the agricultural and rural heritage of the former Osgoode Township. Through exhibits and collections, it highlights the community’s history and its role in shaping the greater Ottawa region.
Museum preserving Osgoode’s rural and agricultural heritage, showcasing its role in Ottawa’s local history.
Summer hours run May 1st - October 31st
Hours
Mo off; Tu-Sa 10:00-17:00; Su off "Summer hours from May 1"
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The Keith M. Boyd Museum in Russell shares local history from the early 1800s through artifacts, photos, and immersive exhibits. Explore recreations of early village life and research local families inside two heritage buildings, including an 1856…
Russell museum featuring early village life exhibits, local artifacts, and genealogy resources in historic buildings.
🕐 Mo-Sa off; Su 13:00-16:00 "Or by appointment"
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The Swords and Ploughshares Museum showcases Canadian military history through engaging exhibits and hands-on experiences. Opened in 1995, it preserves veterans’ stories and historic vehicles, offering visitors a meaningful connection to Canada’s military past.
Museum sharing Canadian military history through exhibits, vehicles, and stories honouring veterans’ legacy.
🕐 Mo-Sa off; Su 09:00-16:30 "Mid-May to mid-October, or by appointment"
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A fully operational 1860s water-powered flour mill on the Rideau River, paired with Dickinson House, the heritage home of the mill's owners. Explore industrial history through working demonstrations, milling exhibits, and period rooms in historic Manotick Village.
Working 1860s water-powered flour mill and heritage house museum in Manotick. Industrial history and demonstrations.
🕐 We-Su 10:00-16:45; PH 10:00-16:00
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An 1860s working water-powered flour mill paired with a heritage home museum in Manotick. Explore operational milling demonstrations, historic artifacts, and the lives of mill owners. Located at Dickinson Square on the Rideau River.
1860s working flour mill and heritage house museum with milling demonstrations and historic exhibits.
🕐 Mo-Tu off; We-Su 10:00-16:45 "Open 10:00-16:00 on holiday Mondays and Canada Day"
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Chesterville & District Historical Society preserves local heritage through artifacts, archives, and community programs. Founded in 1984, it is housed in a restored 1867 former town hall and shares the stories of North Dundas and surrounding communities.
Chesterville museum in a historic 1867 hall preserving local history through artifacts, archives, and community programs.
🕐 Sa 10:00-14:00; Mo-Fr off; Su off "June to August, or by appointment"
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