Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums

The Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums consist of four locations: Anderson Farm, Copper Cliff, Flour Mill, and Rayside-Balfour, each presenting local history exhibitions.

Finnish immigrants Frank and Gretta Anderson established the original dairy farm that became Anderson Farm Museum, featuring buildings and a paymaster's cabin from mining operations.

The museums preserve Franco-Ontarian heritage through exhibitions, oral histories, and collections of photographs documenting the development of Greater Sudbury's communities.

The museums maintain regular operating hours, offer guided tours in multiple languages, and provide access to extensive digital archives through their website.

The Copper Cliff Museum occupies the earliest homestead in its area, displaying artifacts like the baseball jacket of Thelma Jo Walmsley and mining community memorabilia.

Location: Greater Sudbury

Website: http://sudburymuseums.ca/index.cfm?app=w_vmuseum

GPS coordinates: 46.43220,-81.14790

Latest update: March 11, 2025 09:21