Record #: MID0303 | Last Modified: 29 Jan 2019 | Last Full Update: 29 Jan 2019 |
Description | |
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Description (Service) | A museum providing displays of pioneer and Huron artifacts as well as Georgian Bay art and paintings * quality hands-on education programs which require high-level student participation * a self-guided tour of a re-created sixteenth century palisaded pre-European Huron Native Village which is the first of its kind in Canada |
Service Details | |
Hours | Nov 1-Apr 30: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm; Victoria: Mon-Sun 9 am-5 pm |
Areas Served | Simcoe County |
Eligibility | No restrictions |
Application | Call for group information |
Languages | English ; French - Programs, on request ; German - Programs, on request ; Guided tour booklets are available in English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish and Italian |
Fees | Membership ; Admission ; Membership - Call for information Admission * Seniors $8.50 * Adults $12 * Youth (5-17yrs) $7.25 * Children under 5 free * groups of 5 or more adults $7.50 each * call for information on large group rates. |
Address and Location | |
Site Location | Little Lake Park |
Located In Community | Midland |
Address & Map | |
Intersection | King St & Little Lake Park Rd |
Physical Access | Fully Accessible |
Contact Information | |
Office Phone | 705-526-2844 |
Fax | 705-527-6622 |
huroniamuseum@gmail.com | |
Website | huroniamuseum.com |
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Primary Contact | Nahanni Born, Executive Director; Email: nahanni.born@huroniamuseum.com |
Alternate Contact | Gillian Ross, Education Coordinator; Email: education@huroniamuseum.com |
Mailing Address | P.O. Box 638 Midland, ON L4R 4P4 |