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Forest Lambton Museum

Forest Lambton Museum
8 Main St. N., Forest 519 786-3239

The Forest-Lambton Museum recently relocated to the former Forest Home Bakery site in Forest's downtown heritage district.  The storefront appears much the same as when it was built in 1885.  The main room focuses on themed exhibits that change frequently, this season profiling one of Forest's most distinguished families in a pictorial and artifact filled display. The window displays also present a unique glimpse into the past.  The museum continues to evolve as we renovate.

Open by chance or appointment.

Watch for the Travelling Museum at local events such as the Western Ontario Steam Threshers Reunion and the Forest Fall Fair. The trailer is easily recognized by the distinctive   photographic murals decorating the sides and by the friendly costumed volunteers waiting to welcome you.

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