The Dundas Museum & Archives is located in Dundas, a community within Hamilton, Ontario. This small yet well-organized museum showcases a range of collections, including artifacts from local history and prehistoric fossils, such as brachiopods and trilobites. Visitors can explore the museum free of charge, with donation options available. The museum features accessible entrances and is designed to accommodate visitors of all ages. Guided tours typically last around an hour, providing a concise yet informative experience.
Current exhibitions highlight the town’s history, including displays related to the post-colonial era and themed exhibits on photography and local artistry. Additionally, there’s a children’s interactive play area that includes engaging activities, such as a Lego model of the historic Dundas Central School. The museum also has a gift shop that features items created by local artists, allowing visitors to take home a piece of Dundas culture.
