Delhi Tobacco Museum & Heritage Centre (DTMHC)
Hours
Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.
Admission
Location
200 Talbot Road, Delhi Ontario
GPS coordinates: 42.856315, -80.5035497
Website: www.delhimuseum.ca
Phone: 519-426-5870 x 1091
Situated atop a small hill overlooking Quance Park in Delhi, Ontario, this open-concept museum, built in 1979 as a model of a typical tobacco pack barn, houses a large agricultural collection which includes exhibits on tobacco, ginseng and alternative agriculture grown in Norfolk County.
Permanent and featured exhibits highlight local community history and its diverse multicultural heritage.
While on your visit to the Delhi Tobacco Museum & Heritage Centre (DTMHC), please make sure to ask Museum Staff to tour the Heritage Designated Tobacco Kiln on site and see for yourself the interior of a once functional tobacco kiln with stick-hung tobacco still in place.
Norfolk County Archives (NCA)
Hours
Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10 am to 4 pm. Saturdays by appointment.
Appointments are not required, however, they are recommended in order for archives staff to better serve you. Book online or contact us for an appointment.
Admission
Location
109 Norfolk St. S. Simcoe ON. We are directly across the street from the Blue Elephant.
GPS coordinates: 42.835067, -80.302822
Website: www.nca-ebdm.ca
Phone: 519-426-5870 x 1035
The Norfolk County Archives (NCA) is committed to preserving Norfolk County’s heritage and making it available to the public.
Located in the heart of downtown Simcoe, the original heritage home was built in 1845 in the Georgian/Loyalist style and is one of the oldest residential brick structures in Simcoe. The Norfolk County Archives located in the addition at the rear of the heritage home has an extensive collection of archival materials available to the public for the avid genealogist, local history enthusiast, or anyone interested in conducting research!
Port Dover Harbour Museum (PDHM)
Hours
Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.
Admission
Location
44 Harbour Street, Port Dover ON, on the banks of the Lynn River, behind Tim Hortons.
GPS coordinates: 42.784900, -80.198731
Website: www.portdovermuseum.ca
Phone: 519-426-5870 x 1036
The Port Dover Harbour Museum (PDHM) promotes and preserves the history of Port Dover, with focus on the community’s commercial fishing heritage along the north shore of Lake Erie.
The museum connects with the community by actively collecting memories and material culture, while creating an engaging experience for all visitors.
To ensure that Port Dover’s historic role in the freshwater commercial fishing industry, and the history of this beachside community, is preserved.
Research – The Harry B. Barrett Reading Room
The reading room houses books and research relating to the history of Port Dover. Please call ahead if you would like to conduct research.
Shop – The Nautical Nook
Stop by the Nautical Nook for marine themed children’s gifts, one of a kind books by local authors or a small piece of art for your home.
Waterford Heritage & Agricultural Museum (WHAM)
Hours
Admission
Location
159 Nichol Street, Waterford ON next to the Nanticoke Creek
GPS coordinates: 42.932675, -80.297560
Website: www.waterfordmuseum.ca
Phone: 519-426-5870 x 1046
Waterford Heritage & Agricultural Museum (WHAM) offers a vibrant public space where community members can gather to learn, to create, to discuss, to perform, and to socialize.
Through its collection, research, exhibitions, and programming, WHAM creates opportunities for connections and participation.
WHAM is located in one of Waterford’s best known industrial landmarks: The Pickle Factory.