Oshawa Museum

The Oshawa Museum is a historical museum founded by the Oshawa Historical Society, located in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. It has a double part as a gallery; shows for the overall population, and chronicled stockpiling of the city's authentic reports. Each working in the exhibition hall is assigned under the Ontario Heritage Act, The historical center jelly and praises the historical backdrop of Oshawa, and the encompassing territory from the fifteenth century to the present day. The Oshawa Museum possesses three structures Guy House, Henry House, and Robinson House, all going back to the ahead of schedule to mid-nineteenth century.

The neighborhood history of Oshawa is translated through the reestablished structures All three gallery structures remain on their unique establishments. Displays, occasions and authoritative capacities all frame a piece of the building use at the exhibition hall. The Oshawa Historical Society, which deals with the Oshawa Museum, was established in 1957. It was established to satisfy the interests of Oshawa residents in protecting the historical backdrop of the city and encompassing district. With help from the City of Oshawa and the common government through financing, the association started under the name of "The Oshawa and District Historical Society". You can come and experience this place.