Willoughby Historical Museum in Downtown Niagara Falls, ON

Willoughby Historical Museum in Downtown Niagara Falls, ON is the perfect little historical site to wrap up any day of sightseeing and exploring. On the Ontario side of Niagara Falls, in fact just a few minutes from the falls itself on Niagara River Parkway, is a quaint red brick schoolhouse which serves as an excellent little museum filled with artifacts from the 1700s to today.

There are two full floors of exhibits filled with various artifacts from the early pioneer settlement days, the late 1700s, up until the late 1960s. These treasures have been carefully preserved and serve not only as useful exhibits to teach you about life of a pioneer but they also serve people and students who are conducting research projects for school.

Not only will you see a variety of interesting artifacts at the Willoughby Historical Museum in Downtown Niagara Falls in Ontario, you will also have the opportunity to visit the museum during one of its many hosted events such as re-enactments and a number of fairs and festivals that showcase weavers in the area as well as antique engines and classis cars. It is truly a place to learn about all things old from the 18th century all the way up until today.

The perfect part about the Willoughby Historical Museum is that admission is free, so it suits any budget. However, they do ask for donations if you can afford it. This museum relies on these donations to help restore period artifacts and create new exhibits so that the public is continually educated about the pioneers who founded the area.