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Welcome to Fort Erie Museum Services
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| This Day in History |
1866 - The head of intelligence for Canada West advises John A. Macdonald that the Fenian situation is under control. (Fighting for Canada: Seven Battles 1758 – 1945, Donald F. Graves, ed., 2000, p. 141) 1929 - Unveiling ceremony for Bridgeburg's War Memorial to those who died in the Great War. This cenotaph was outside the Bridgeburg Town Hall on Jarvis St., but is now located at the Mather Arch on the Niagara Parkway. (The Bridgeburg Review, May 30, 1929; Many Voices II, Fort Erie, Ont.: Fort Erie Historical Museum, 2004, p. 259) |
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Many Voices II:
A Collective History of Greater Fort Erie
Would you like to learn more about Fort Erie's history? Enjoy the most comprehensive history of our area and find out why it is a Canadian bestseller . For more information please click the photo below.
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CONTACT INFO |
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Fort Erie Historical Museum
402 Ridge Rd. P.O. Box 339
Ridgeway, Ont. L0S 1N0
(905) 894-5322
f: (905)894-6851
e: museum@forterie.on.ca
Admission by donation
Hours
June to August: 7 days a week, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
September to May: Sunday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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Fort Erie Railroad Museum
400 Central Ave. (N. of Gilmore)
Fort Erie, Ont.
(905) 871-1412 or 894-5322 off-season
Admission by donation
Hours
June to August: 7 days a week, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sept. to May: closed
Ridgeway Battlefield Site
Hwy 3 (Garrison Rd.) east of Ridge Rd.
Ridgeway, Ont.
(905)894-5322
Outdoor site that can be viewed anytime.
Free admission. |
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