Canadian Transportation Museum & Historic Village - Motor Vehicle Museums on Waymarking.com

The Canadian Transportation museum houses many fine and historic vehicles dating all the way from the mid-1800s all the way through the 1992 Dodge Viper. It contains a variety of vehicles, including oxen- and horse-drawn carts, a horse-drawn hearse from 1904, and one of the only 117 Ford vehicles made by Ford of Canada in their first year of operation.
Their displays offer a fully representational cross-section of southern Ontario's vehicle manufacturing.

The Historical Village features over a dozen buildings of local significance, including the homestead of Jack Miner, a local who gained international fame as a naturalist. His bird sanctuary has been designated an Historic Site by the Province of Ontario. It is still in full operation after over 100 years.

Primary Vehicle Category: Other Hours of Operation: April - October 29: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm (Last admission 4pm) Saturday & Sunday 9am to 4pm October 30 - March: Wednesday to Friday 9am to 4pm Saturday & Sunday 10am to 3pm. Closed: Monday and Tuesday Cost is $3 / person for the museum, $4 / person for the village, or $6 / person for both. Cost of Admission: 3.00 (listed in local currency) Physical address of Museum: 6155 Arner Townline County Road 23, RR#2 Kingsville, ON Canada N9Y 2E5 Museum Website: [Web Link]

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Date Logged Log User Rating   07/22/2012 DougandSandra visited it