Lambton Heritage Museum celebrates the history and heritage of the communities that make up Lambton County.
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Originally opened in 1867 in Euphemia Township, this church makes a quaint setting for weddings.
The Tudhop Home was built in 1857 by Daniel Tudhop. It has been restored to the late 1800s.
The Springvale Beef-Ring Slaughterhouse was a co-operative which operated on local farms until the late 1950s and provided members with fresh meat weekly.
Moved from nearby Ravenswood, this period structure includes a wheelwright shop at the rear.
First opened in 1899, this school was moved from Brooke Township, restored and officially re-opened almost 100 years later, in September of 1998.
Two large buildings are filled with a fascinating assortment of pioneer and agricultural equipment including rare steam traction engines originally made in Lambton County by the John Goodison Thresher Company.
Enjoy our gardens! The entrance features a floral representation of Lambton County.
The Hall of Fame recognizes and honours individuals or organizations that have made a significant contribution to agriculture and the rural community in Lambton County and beyond.
View ExhibitThis is a rare opportunity to see an interactive exhibition here in Lambton County! This travelling exhibit will be at the Lambton Heritage Museum for five months only, so don’t miss your chance to experience it!
More InfoLambton Heritage Museum presents the Grand Bend Farmer’s Market! Grand Bend Farmer’s Market offers a fresh selection of fruits, vegetables, meats, maple syrup, flowers, plants and more from area farmers and artisans to create a market to allow vendors to sell local products direct to the end consumer.
More InfoAs part of the Canada’s Waterscapes exhibition, Lambton Heritage Museum will be hosting a Speaker Series. Celebrate World Turtle Day with Hope Brock, a Biologist at the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority.
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The North Lambton Quilter's Guild is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2019. As part of this celebration, they are presenting a show that includes quilts of varying sizes and pattern hung fully open for visitors to enjoy, alongside clothing, wall hangings, quilted accessories, and vendors offering supplies and books.
October 19th & 20th. The 2019 Fall Colour & Craft Festival features over 90 craftspeople. Stop by to start your holiday shopping.
Join us in celebrating the black gold rush that occurred in Oil Springs in the 1860s on Saturday, July 14, 2019 from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm at the Oil Museum of Canada - National Historic Site.
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