Preserving Local History With Exhibits, Genealogy, and
Stories From Massey and Surrounding Areas
Preserving Local History With Exhibits, Genealogy, and
Stories From Massey and Surrounding Areas
We acknowledge and are grateful to the original directors who include:
Jessie Burnside, Paul Bouchard, Edith Emiry, Peter Bolduc, Karl Riegg,
Byrna Steinke, Leo Lachance, Doreen Sloss, Theresa Rainville & Terry
Brouse.
To promote the study, practice and knowledge of any phase of historical
and archaeological research within the Massey area including the Town of
Massey and the Township of the Spanish River.
The first museum was located in the old Royal Bank building at 190
Sauble Street, relocated to the old museum building at 160 Sauble Street
and finally moved into the current building in 2013.
Massey Area Museum is a Non-Profit Corporation and is a Registered
Charity so tax receipts can be issued for donations.
Located on Highway 17 in Massey, Ontario, the Massey Area Museum safeguards the rich history and genealogy of the region. We proudly feature historical exhibits in the communities of Walford, Webbwood, Massey, and Sagamok-Anishnawbek, preserving their stories for future generations.
In addition to our informative exhibits, we host engaging events and offer a selection of unique items in our gift shop. We serve the local communities within the Massey Area Museum and are dedicated to promoting regional history. For more information or to get in touch, please contact us today!
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