Callander Bay Heritage Museum & Alex Dufresne Gallery - Callander
Basket that held the Dionne Quintuplets
The world was forever changed on May 28th, 1934 with the birth of 5 identical girls in a small Northern Ontario community - The Dionne Quintuplets....
Canadian Language Museum - Toronto
Beyond Words: Dictionaries and Indigenous Languages
www.languagemuseum.ca/exhibit/beyond-words-dictionaries-and-indigenous-languages
Canadian Museum of History - Gatineau
Samuel de Champlain's Astrolabe
Champlain's AstrolabeThe astrolabe such as Champlain's served as early navigational device for measuring latitude. It was believed to have...
Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village - Kingsville
Depression Era Tire
The Depression Era Tire; accession number 2001.39.01; additional information is on the sign in the photograph.Lisa Wacheski, our curator chose the...
Canadian War Museum - Ottawa
Canadian War Museum
Wilfrid Laurier at the Canadian War MuseumLaurier was a committed nation builder and an adroit politician known for his effectiveness as a...
Centre franco-ontarien de folklore - Sudbury
Sculpture of Father Lemieux at the Centre franco-ontarian de folklore
Sculpture of Father LemieuxThe sculpture entitled Le four à pain by Maurice Gaudrault, features the founder of the Centre franco-ontarien de folklore...
Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village - Pembroke
The Legend of the Chusroskie Home
This video was done by Pembroke's TV Cogeco in 2008 and itnarrates the legend and lore behind The Champlain Trail Museum's pioneer home...
Chatham-Kent Museum - Chatham
Fergie Jenkins Baseball Card
Accession Number- 988.32.13Dimensions- 8.9cm x 6.4cmI chose this artifact because, as a Canadian sports fan, no athlete set the stage for Canadian...
Purple velvet hat with silver embellishments
Accession Number: 991.21.4I chose this object from our collection because I find clothing, especially trends from throughout the 18th, 19th and 20th...
City of Niagara Falls Museums - Niagara Falls
Beaded Purse
In the 1800s, Niagara Falls was considered an essential destination for people of wealth and education travelling in North America. These travellers...
