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Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
The Sports Hall of Fame Museum offers an impressive display of artifacts, memorbilia, photographs and more to capture the proud sport heritage of this part of the country. Open Monday to Friday from 12pm to 4pm.
Address: 219 May Street South Thunder Bay ON P7E 1B5
 1 807 622-2852
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Paipoonge Museum
This museum highlights the life of late 19th Century pioneers in the municipality of Paoppoonge. Workshops in pioneer crafts are also available.
Address: Municipality of Paipoonge Thunder Bay ON P7C 5N5
1 807 939-1262
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White River Heritage Museum
Among White River's interesting history, Winnie-the-Pooh is many people's favourite. The bear that sparked the popular children's books was originally from White River—the museum traces this story as well as exhibits related historical artefacts. Other interesting artefacts include CP Rail paraphernalia and toy collectibles. Open weekdays from 9am to 7pm, and weekends from 10am to 4pm.
Address: 200 Elgin Street White River ON P0M 3G0
1 807 822-2657
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Buy and sell British, Canadian & Foreign Military Medals, Orders & Decorations. Medal related books also available. Free Catalogue available upon request. Viewing by appointment or visit website.
Address: PO Box 21070 640 River Street Thunder Bay ON P7A 8A7
 Send an Email 1 807 346-4940
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Hymers Museum
Situated within Thunder Bay's backgrounds is a little gem of a museum dedicated to the area's first settlers. Open from July 1 to Labour Day.
Address: Off Highway 595 Thunder Bay ON
1 807 577-4787
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Thunder Bay Military Museum
Honouring Canada's armed forces, the museum features displays of uniforms, medals and early telegraphy and radio communication devices. Also impressive is the the recreated First World War bunker and a detailed model of a prison-of-war camp.
Address: 317 Park Avenue Thunder Bay ON P7B 1C7
1 807 343-5175
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A massive collection of artifacts displayed in realistic indoor and outdoor settings. This early 1900 Pioneer Village is unique to the area. Located on Hwy. 61 just south of Thunder Bay. Open Tuesday thru Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm from mid May through to the September long weekend. Group tours are welcome.
Address: R. R. #3, Hwy. 61 Thunder Bay ON P7E 6G6
Send an Email (3) 1 807 475-5114
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This museum focuses on the history of the region. The museum has various artifacts on display including photographs, clothing and tools. There are also frequently rotating special exhibits.
Address: 425 Donald Street East Thunder Bay ON P7E 5V1
Send an Email (8) 1 807 623-0801
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