THE CARNEGIE BUILDING The original Carnegie Library was built in 1923. Additions were added in 1961 and again in 1974. It was one of the last Carnegie Libraries to be built in Canada. The Welland Historical Museum moved into the building in the spring of 2006. The building was recognized as being historically significant by the City of Welland, and on Saturday, October 14, 2006 was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. Admission Pricing
Mission StatementThe purpose of the Welland Historical Museum is to present the story of Welland to the city’s residents and tourists, and to preserve objects, natural history specimens and other material relating to the history and prehistory of the city and area. The museum will endeavour to grow with, and for the community, providing a source of knowledge on the heritage of Welland and area for present and future generations. For any questions regarding the Museum and it’s operations please call 905-732-2215 The Welland Historical Museum gratefully acknowledges the financial support of The Province of Ontario, The City of Welland and The Ontario Trillium Foundation. |
Welland Museum Regular Museum Hours: Monday & Tuesday
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