Fort Frances Museum & Cultural Centre

The Fort Frances Museum collects, preserves, researches, famous and translates the artefacts that depict the tale of man and nature because it pertains to the history of Fort Frances and the surrounding Rainy River District. On July 1st of 1978, the doors opened to the Fort Frances Museum and Cultural Centre. After being inside the library for a number of years and organising the Lookout Tower Museum, the museum committee, which turned into established in 1975, proceeded with finding a domestic for a museum. When the building at 259 Scott Street was deemed to be had, the committee saw the destiny of the museum.

A public marketing campaign and aid from the Town Council found out the imaginative and prescient of a permanent museum. The Town of Fort Frances acknowledges the value of its cultural historical past to its own network and to visitors to the network. They understand the price of keeping, protecting, and offering the legacy left with the aid of your predecessors for your youngsters and in flip, their youngsters. They understand the price of providing your story to visitors from both educational and leisure perspectives to optimize tourism opportunities. You can come to visit this place.