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Royals Museum
The Royals Museum displays a good collection of artifacts, photos and memorabilia from the Royal Regiment and its predecessors, dating from 1862 to the present day.
Address: 54 Meighton Ave, Toronto, ON M4B 1R6
 1 416 755-1727
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The Salvation Army George Scott Railton Heritage Centre
This museum focuses on the Salvation Army - from its beginnings helping the poor of 19th Century England to its role in helping so many in Canadian society. Of special interest is the story of the assistance given by the Salvation Army to the victims of the Empress of Ireland sinking - a ship disaster with a death toll greater than that of the Titanic.
Address: 2130 Bayview Ave Toronto ON M4N 3K6
 Send an Email (7) 1 416 481-4441
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The Hockey Hall of Fame is an exciting place for both hockey fanatics and for those who've never seen a game. Although jerseys, sticks, and other memorabilia may adorn the walls, many of the interactive exhibits are designed with entertainment-value in mind. When not traveling with the winning team, the Stanley Cup can be found at this site.
Address: BCE Place, 30 Yonge Street Toronto ON Canada M5E 1X8
Send an Email (3) 1 416 360-7765
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The Toronto Aerospace Museum, located at the former Canadian Forces Base Downsview, Ontario, opened its doors to visitors in early 2000. The TAM's collection is dedicated to aircraft that have a strong connection to Canada. In the fall of 2000, the TAM recovered Avro Lancaster X, FM104 from a plinth on the Toronto waterfront, where it had been mounted as a war memorial in 1964. The museum will commence restoration of FM104 in early 2001.
Address: Parc Downsview Park, 65 Carl Hall Road Toronto ON M3K 2B6
Send an Email (4) 1 416 638-6078
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The collection at this museum is extensive: various medals and badges presented to Canadians and other military memorabilia and artifacts donated by R.C.M.I. members. The institute's library has one of the best collections of military books available in North America. The institution's main function is as a club with overnight accommodations and restaurants.
Address: 426 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 1S9
1 416 597-0286
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This museum has an extensive collection of ceramic art from Europe and the Americas, including pre-Columbian work and European work from the middle ages.
Address: 111 Queen's Park Toronto ON Canada M5S 2C7
Send an Email (9) 1 416 586-8080
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This is a working historical farm, based on Ontario farms from the 1860s through until the 1920s. The farm includes rare breeds of livestock that were more commonplace during this time. Many different programs are held including crafts of the time such as weaving, quilting, pottery and spinning. Demonstrations such as cream and butter making, sheep shearing and gardening are also provided.
Address: 201 Winchester St, Toronto, ON M4X 1B8
1 416 392-0329
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Scarborough Historical Museum
This museum is housed in four different Victorian buildings. The museum showcases the years that Scarborough was a rural community. Various events and workshops take place throughout the year. The museum is next to Thompson Park, which has all the facilities of a good urban park.
Address: 1007 Brimley Rd, Scarborough, ON M1P 3E8
1 416 431-3441
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Taras H. Shevechenko Museum
View a collection of 19th and 20th Century Ukrainian and Ukrainian-Canadian artistry. There is a particular emphasis on the work of Taras H. Shevchenko. The story of Ukrainian emigration to Canada is also covered, as are Ukrainian decorative arts.
Address: 1614 Bloor St, Toronto, ON M6P 1A7
1 416 534-8662
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Showcasing Canadian design since 1945, the Design Exchange also rotates exhibits of contemporary design in the fields of graphics, fashion, architecture and industrial design. Tours are available.
Address: 234 Bay St Toronto ON Canada M5K 1B2
Send an Email (3) 1 416 216-2160
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Spadina Historic House and Gardens
James Austin built this home in 1866. The house is particularly well known for its historic gardens, including a Rose Garden, the Beehive Gateway, and an English-style garden. The Edwardian Kitchen features cooking demonstrations. Inside the home are many original furnishings.
Address: 285 Spadina Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 2V5
Send an Email (8) 1 416 392-6910
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This museum is located in the beautiful Romanesque style St. Andrews Church. It exhibits artifacts from this regiment from 1891 when it was formed, to the present day. The artifacts displayed include uniforms, weapons and equipment. Tours are available. Check locally for museum opening hours.
Address: 75 Simcoe St Toronto ON Canada M5J 1W9
1 416 596-1382
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A remarkable museum devoted to the history of footwear from ancient times to the present day. Includes samples of footwear that belonged to Elvis Presley, Winston Churchill and Terry Fox.
Address: 327 Bloor Street West Toronto ON Canada M5S 1W7
1 416 979-7799
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Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre
This museum serves as a tribute to the Toronto Police Service. Conventional and interactive displays focus on the history of the service, and on some of the more notorious cases the force has investigated. An excellent collection of uniforms, vehicles and equipment is exhibited.
Address: 40 College Street Toronto ON M5G 2J3
1 416 808-7020
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A museum dedicated to the history of television in North America. TVs from 1928 to 1985 are on display, plus assorted memorabilia including TV accessories such as remotes and indoor antennas, TV guides and magazines.
Address: 401-151 John St, Toronto, ON M5V 2T2
Send an Email (4) 1 416 599-7339
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The Pier: Toronto's Waterfront Museum
This restored warehouse from the 1930s features the history of Toronto Harbour. There are various interactive exhibits and displays, and some historic artifacts. Visitors can observe the building of wooden boats in the traditional way.
Address: 245 Queen's Quay West, Toronto, ON M5K 2K9
416 338-PIER
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This museum focuses on the achievements of Canadian athletes and on the history of sport. Learn about such sports legends as hockey player Paul Henderson, football player Jackie Parker and skier Nancy Greene. New inductees are made each year.
Address: 115 Princes' Boulevard, Exhibition Place Toronto ON Canada M6K 3C3
1 416 260-6789
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Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Regimental Museum
This historical regiment has played a very important role in Canada's military history. The regiment took part in the Fenian Raids and the Boer War as well as more recent conflicts. The museum has memorabilia, uniforms and artifacts dating back to 1860 when the regiment was founded.
Address: Casa Loma, 1 Austin Terrace Toronto ON M5R 1X8
1 416 923-1171
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The Redpath Sugar Museum
This museum focuses on the history and the production of sugar, and the areas where it is refined. Information on sugar from a chemical and nutritional perspective is also highlighted. The original Redpath Refinery was founded in Montréal in 1854. Tours are available.
Address: 95 Queen's Quay East, Toronto, ON M5E 1A3
1 416 366-3561
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Located in the old Etobicoke district of Toronto, this is a very unique type of museum. The atmosphere of the 1830s inn is faithful to the time period of the original innkeeper Thomas Montgomery. Exhibits, tours and tea can all be enjoyed. Special events are regularly scheduled.
Address: 4709 Dundas Street West Toronto ON Canada M9A 1A8
1 416 394-8113
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This museum focuses on Jewish heritage and culture. It particularly emphasizes Jewish ritual at home and in the synagogue. The museum has over 1000 artifacts including artwork and ceremonial items.
Address: 1700 Bathurst Street Toronto ON Canada M5P 3K3
1 416 781-3511
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Holocaust Education and Memorial Centre of Toronto
This museum is the Toronto Jewish community’s memorial to the six million victims of the Holocaust. Memorabilia and pictures from this very dark period in human history are displayed. On a more positive note the life of survivors in post war Canada and Israel is also highlighted, and their triumph over inconceivable brutality provides inspiration to the museum's visitors. The museum has guided tours and lectures, and special programs for students where it is possible to meet survivors.
Address: 4600 Bathurst St Toronto ON M2R 3V2
1 416 631-5689
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