The Commanda Museum is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the Victorian era in rural, northern Ontario. Our exhibits showcase the cultural, social, and economic aspects of the 19th century, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a bygone era of Canadian history in the smokey hills of Commanda.

About

Rare examples of Victorian-aged building that are still standing in Ontario, the Commanda Museum is housed in a former general store (built in 1885) and the Trinity Lutheran Church (built in 1883) provide visitors a glimpse into that period of the 19th century.

Exhibits

Explore our ongoing projects and initiatives aimed at preserving and promoting the heritage of the Commanda region. From restoration efforts to educational programs, learn how you can be a part of our mission to safeguard this important period in history.

Donate

Support our cause by making a donation. Your contributions help us maintain and expand our exhibits, as well as develop educational programs and community outreach activities focused on Commanda history.

Get Involved

Become a part of our dedicated team of volunteers and enthusiasts. Get involved in our events, workshops, and special projects, and play an active role in preserving and promoting the history of the Commanda region.