Discover Your Heritage

Uncover Over 200 Years of History

About Us

Learn About St. Joseph Island Museum

St. Joseph Island Museum, also known as the Old Town Hall Museum, offers an engaging experience of over two centuries of Canadian history. With six historic buildings and a vast collection of artifacts, it highlights the rich narratives of our past.

Our museum serves as a vital educational hub, allowing visitors of all ages to connect with our heritage. We take pride in preserving significant historical narratives that resonate with history enthusiasts and families, fostering a deeper understanding of Canada’s story.

Our Core Principles

Mission and Values of St. Joseph Island Museum

Our Commitment

Mission Statement

Our mission is to educate, preserve, and celebrate Canadian history through diverse artifacts and engaging exhibits. We strive to foster community connection and understanding of our heritage on St. Joseph Island.

Our Guiding Principles

Values We Uphold

We value education, community engagement, and the preservation of history. Our commitment to inclusivity ensures that every visitor feels welcome, while our dedication to artifact conservation safeguards our cultural narrative for future generations.

Our Story

The History of St. Joseph Island Museum

Founded in 1999, St. Joseph Island Museum started as a local initiative to preserve and celebrate the area’s rich heritage. With six historic buildings, the museum provides insight into the life of early Canadian settlers, fur traders, and the region’s evolution over two centuries. The artifact collection has grown to over 6000 items, reflecting everyday life and significant historical events.

Over the years, the museum has evolved into a central cultural landmark on St. Joseph Island, hosting community events, educational programs, and special exhibits that engage visitors. Our dedication to preserving history continues to foster appreciation for our heritage.

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