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Chimczuk Museum

HISTORY/MUSEUM

Experience fun and excitement for children of all ages at the new Chimczuk Museum! Permanent exhibits chronicle Windsor’s history from geological times to the present and temporary exhibits, like Ice Age Mammals (October-December 2016), offer unique perspectives.

Programming highlights include:
• Curriculum based educational programming that features interactive and inquiry based activities.
• The Original People’s Culture and Legacy Gallery featuring Indigenous history and artefacts.
• A Children’s Gallery filled with interactive games, crafts, and activities.
• Custom educational programs that meet your classroom’s needs.
• Joint packages with Adventure Bay Water Park, or the François Baby House available.

 

CONTACT: Craig Capacchione, 519-253-1812 Ext. 2532
EMAIL: wmuseum@citywindsor.ca
WEBSITE: www.museumwindsor.ca
LOCATION: 401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor ON

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All GRADES

Min Group Size: 15 Participants
Max Group Size: 80 Participants
Length: 1-2 hours
Subject Areas: History, The Arts, Language, Social Studies, Science & Technology, French, Indigenous History

Maison François Baby House

HISTORY/MUSEUM

Delve into the history of the War of 1812 and Windsor’s French roots at the François Baby House. This museum is housed in one of the oldest homes in the Windsor area, dating back to 1812.

Programming highlights include:
• Curriculum based educational programming that features interactive and inquiry based activities.
• Windsor’s French Roots exhibit highlighting the rich French history of the Windsor area.
• Exhibits on the War of 1812, Rebellion of 1838, and open artefact storage.
• Custom educational programs that meet your classroom’s needs.
• Joint packages with the Chimczuk Museum available.

 

CONTACT: Craig Capacchione, 519-253-1812 Ext. 2532
EMAIL: wmuseum@citywindsor.ca
WEBSITE: www.museumwindsor.ca
LOCATION: 254 Pitt Street West, Windsor ON

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All GRADES

Min Group Size: 15 Participants
Max Group Size: 30 Participants
Length: 1 hour
Subject Areas: History, The Arts, Language, Social Studies, Science & Technology, French, Indigenous History