Windsor Community Museum

Showcasing different aspects of the Windsor's history, this museum is made up of several units. The Chimczuk Museum has a permanent exhibition of the local history from the Ice Age until today, an interactive learning space for children, an exhibition about the First Nations, and a gallery for temporary exhibitions. The Maison François Baby House and Duff-Baby House and Interpretation Centre are historical homes of late 18th-early 19th century politician François Baby. In addition the museum has extensive archives from maps to postcards; contact the museum if you want to access them to study the history of the region further.

• museum
• history
• family

Address

254 Pitt Street West (François Baby House)

Getting there

directly behind the Cleary International Centre & Hilton Hotel

Website

citywindsor.ca (opens in a new tab)