Culture & Recreation >> Museums, Heritage & History

Museum

Fort Erie's Museums care for a base of knowledge that belongs to the future; help create a strong and proud community by celebrating our shared heritage; and help satisfy the intellectual needs of the community.

Fort Erie Museum Services operates four sites: the Fort Erie Historical Museum, the Fort Erie Railway Museum, the Battle of Ridgeway Memorial Park Site, Mewinzha: First Nations Gallery.

Museums & Locations

Historical Museum

402 Ridge Rd
Ridgeway, Ontario
905-894-5322

Open: Sunday-Friday 9am to 5pm

Closed: Thanksgiving (October 14), Remembrance Day (November 11), Christmas Eve (open 9-12am), Christmas Day-New Years Day (December 25-January 1)

Railway Museum

400 Central Ave

(N. of Gilmore Road)
Fort Erie, Ontario

Closed for the season. The Museum will reopen May 2020.

Battle of Ridgeway outdoor exhibit

Highway 3 at Ridge Rd
Fort Erie, Ontario

Outdoor interpretive displays and panels on site - Open year round

Mewinzha Archaeology Gallery

100 Queen Street (at Central) Fort Erie

Open Mon. to Fri. 9-3:30, closed statutory holidays.

The Bridge That Peace Built Exhibit

100 Queen Street (at Central) Fort Erie

Open Mon. to Fri. 9-3:30, closed statutory holidays.

For more information call (905) 894-5322