Muskoka Museum is now open and featuring a new exhibit entitled Making Herstory: Women of Huntsville.
Museum visits
- During regular hours, arrive at our main entrance at 88 Brunel Road
- Please wear a mask or face covering, if desired
- Contact us if you have questions or need accessible accommodation: 705-789-7576 ext. 3214
Muskoka Museum
- Located in our main admissions building beside our gift shop, at 88 Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario.
- Our museum is “self-guided”
- Takes you on a journey beginning with our First People
- Through settlement and development
- Industry and tourism
- Browse through hundreds of artifacts that once were in the hands of those who shaped Huntsville
- Self-guided scavenger hunt activity with five levels of difficulty
- The museum is on one level and has accessible washrooms
Discover the Untold Stories of Huntsville's Pioneering Women
Join us at Muskoka Museum for "Making Herstory: Women of Huntsville," a compelling temporary exhibit that runs from May 26, 2024, to April 30, 2026. This unique showcase highlights the significant contributions of women in Huntsville's early history, bringing to light the often-overlooked narratives of female pioneers who played pivotal roles in the development of the town.
Museum parking and access
The Muskoka Museum entrance is at 88 Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario. Find out where to park and accessible features.
Muskoka at work and play
A brief journey through the history of Muskoka and Huntsville.
Displays:
- The First People in Muskoka
- Pre-Contact
- Post-Contact
- Beauty and Utility
- By Land and By Water
- Métis
- Hunting and Trapping
- Surveying
- Logging
- Leather Working
- Tourism
- Music Makers
- Going to the Fair
- Team Sports
- Winter Sports
- Summer Sports
- Child’s Play
- For the Sake of Beauty
- Donations of 2022
- Temporary Exhibit: A Tough Go..
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