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Middleville & District Museum

Open weekends
​from Victoria Day until Thanksgiving

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Noon to 4pm
​ Saturdays, Sundays & Holiday Mondays


Otherwise, appointments are welcomed.

Please note that the Middleville and District Museum will be closed to the general public on Saturday, July 9, 2022 and admittance will only be granted to ticket holders for the 1 pm and 3 pm Live History performances. 
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presents 
'A Timeless Gathering'
at the 
Middleville and District Museum

Saturday, July 9th, 2022

Reserve your tickets today!
​613-256-4997
Check out our
'Events' page for details 

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Mark your calendar!
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​The 
Museum will have an event on Saturday, August 6th that is sure to be fun for the whole family! Kids and those young at heart are invited to drop by the Museum between 1 & 3 pm to join in the fun of making scarecrows.
​See our Events page for more details!
Check out our 'Events' page for details on special events throughout the season. 
The Middleville and District Museum started in an 1860s schoolhouse in the village of Middleville, Ontario. The museum building expanded in the 1970s and then again in 2013 to help accommodate its growing collection which includes a pioneer cabin, pioneer tools, horse drawn hearse, and an entire classroom! The Museum is home to an extensive collection of local artifacts, archival and genealogical records. Come step into the past and explore pioneer history.


COVID-19 Protocols:
Please note that our volunteers will be wearing masks inside the Museum. Visitors are welcome to wear masks, but it will not be mandatory. 

                                    Call 613-256-4997 / 613-259-5462
                           or email us at middlevillemuseum@gmail.com

                     Admission: $5.00 per person; children under 12 are free
Middleville and District Museum is a proud recipient of an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant.
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