Best History Museum in Ontario reviews - page 2

Took my family from out of town during the weekend and it was great. While the area is not welcoming because of all the tents, we weren't bothered and everyone had a good time.

What an awesome place to take my four year old son. Ken was a wonderful tour guide. Very engaging and informative. Loved getting a chance to sit in the cockpit of a piece of history.

Very informative with lots of displays. Exhibits include War of 1812, some aboriginal information and also black history amongst other local history.

This museum is small but a lot of history. The school and graveyard, and church are so important to learn about our Black History and underground railroad. The two ladies working there were descendants of the black citizens.

I was there to perform a wedding in the side yard so didn't see the museum. The restaurant is lovely though small. Food was great though!

Contains some of the best history of pharmacies long ago.
The smell inside definitely took me back to the days of my grandparents place. You would constantly smell some medicated ointment of some sort inside.

Very interesting place. All funds have been raised by passionate people to keep and maintain the buildings.

We need to make sure this place stays around such an important place for Brampton. A real part of Brampton history.

Exciting experience. First time out of America. Was very cool that my elderly mother could experience going inside as well, as she uses a wheelchair for longer distances, and she didn't just have to look at pictures.

I don't understand how the museum could be closed during the Christmas holiday. This is limiting greatly the opportunity to make this place known by the local public as well as visitors to Kingston. What a waste.

I really enjoyed the tour, got educated on the history of Kawartha and on the jail it was well worth the time and money spent