Visit A Museum: Voyageur Heritage Network, Ontario Canada

List of logging museums

Callander Bay Heritage Museum & Alex Dufresne Gallery


	Callander Bay Heritage Museum & Alex Dufresne Gallery Dr. Allan R. Dafoe, world famous country doctor to the Dionne Quints, had his residence and office in this seven-room, beautifully maintained building from 1914 to 1943.


	Central Manitoulin Historical Society See our log home and furnishings, blacksmith shop, barn & equipment, horse and cattle stable, logging tools, ice harvesting tools, milk processing and butter making equipment.


	Elliot Lake Nuclear and Mining Museum The museum traces the history of the area from the lumbering and trapping days through the discovery of uranium mining, milling, and uses of uranium.


	Humphrey Museum The Seguin Township has been built on a history that is rich in farming, lumbering, trapping and cottaging. The museum�s displays are simple but identify artifacts that our pioneers held in their calloused hands as they carved out the township.

Kagawong Museum (aka Old Mill Heritage Centre)


	Kagawong Museum (aka Old Mill Heritage Centre) The Old Mill Heritage Centre and the Post Office Museum provide an interesting place to learn of Kagawong's rich history. Ideal for families. Open our site to learn about our Audio/Visual capabilities.


	Killarney Museum The log structure houses various artifacts depicting many of Killarney's significant eras.


	Massey Area Museum The Massey Area Museum has a display of photographs depicting the life and times of Massey and Area residents from years gone by.


	Mattawa & District Museum Nestled on Explorer's Point, this beautiful red pine structure hewed out of the wood that made the Ottawa Valley prosper was established in 1984.


	Nipissing Township Museum The museum is housed in a former church made of hand-hewn logs, that was built by craftsmen in the late 1800's.

Northern Ontario Railroad Museum & Heritage Centre


	Northern Ontario Railroad Museum & Heritage Centre Indoor exhibits include the Railroad Room, the Lumbering Room, the Heritage Room, the Mining Room and our Victorian Style Tea Room.

The Marten River Prov. Park Logging Camp & Museum


	The Marten River Prov. Park Logging Camp & Museum A replica 19th-century logging camp brings a bygone era to life at this riverside park. Though you won�t hear loggers shouting 'timber' you will see remnant stands of the massive pines they felled and a 300-year-old white pine they spared as you walk the trails.


	Timber Village Museum Located next to the Northern Ontario Logging Memorial on Hwy 17 in Blind River, Ontario, Timber Village Museum houses, exhibits and interprets artifacts and archival materials relating to the history of Blind River and area with a special focus on the local logging and lumbering industry. It also houses an art gallery and gift shop.


	West Parry Sound District Museum The West Parry Sound District Museum is created to collect, conserve, research, house, exhibit and interpret those objects that best serve to illustrate the history of the West Parry Sound District.

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