Établissement Buxton - Merlin, Ontario

Établissement Buxton : Un Musée National de la Histoire Canadienne

L'Établissement Buxton est un musée national situé à Merlin, en Ontario, au Canada. Il est accessible par la route et dispose d'une adresse précise : 21975 A D Shadd Rd, Merlin, ON N0P 1Y0, Canada.

Informations de Contact

Pour obtenir plus d'informations ou pour planifier une visite, il est possible de contacter l'établissement par téléphone au numéro 5193524799 ou de visiter son site web à l'adresse http://www.buxtonmuseum.com/.

Spécialités

L'Établissement Buxton offre une variété de spécialités, notamment :

Musée
Musée d'histoire
Musée national
Attraction touristique

Autres données d'intérêt

L'établissement propose les services suivants :

Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant
Toilettes
Restaurant
Convient aux enfants

Avis et Opinion

L'Établissement Buxton a reçu des avis très positifs de 176 évaluations sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne d'avis de 4.8/5.

Si vous cherchez à découvrir la richesse de l'histoire canadienne, l'Établissement Buxton est une excellente option. Avec son adresse précise, son téléphone et son site web, il est facile de planifier une visite et de découvrir les caractéristiques et les spécialités de l'établissement. Les avis très positifs de Google My Business sont un bon indicateur de la qualité de l'établissement.

👍 Avis de Établissement Buxton

David L.

5/5

The establishment 🙂 will show you how it was founded Buxton in 1849 . served to help former African-American slaves 🙂 escape to Canada in search of freedom ...
history is precious 🙂 but it's even better when you can be part of it ...
* Ontario has a huge variety of places of unparalleled heritage and historical interest - some stories you'll only understand with your eyes,
* The Underground Railroad is an excellent way to understand the legacy of Black history in Ontario.
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L'établissement 🙂 vous montrera comment il a été fondé à Buxton en 1849 et a servi à aider d'anciens esclaves afro-américains 🙂 à fuir vers le Canada en quête de liberté ...
l'histoire est précieuse 🙂 mais c'est encore mieux quand on peut en faire partie ...
* L'Ontario possède une immense variété de lieux d'un intérêt patrimonial et historique inégalé - certaines histoires ,vous ne comprendrez qu'avec vos yeux,
* Le chemin de fer clandestin est un excellent moyen de comprendre l'héritage de l'histoire des Noirs en Ontario.

Wendy D.

5/5

This museum is small but a lot of history. The school and graveyard,and church are so important to learn about our Black History and underground railroad. The two ladies working there were descendants of the black citizens.

Maxine G.

5/5

The tour guides are so very knowledgeable of the history the black slaves who settled in Canada. It was good to hear the stories be told in hopes for it to never repeat itself wver again. It would be wise if the school boards partnered with the Buxton National museum to educate our future generation the same way they do with educating youths about the holocaust of the Jewish people.

Dedee O.

4/5

This was the annual observance of Black History month with the highlight "100 year anniversary of the underground railway". I took part in a drum circle (community). There were classic cars, a baseball tournament featuring the local "best of the best". There could have been more food vendors. The classic cars should have been displayed further away from the food. Diesel & food do not mix.

Ryan

5/5

You will learn more in one visit here than you will in all of elementary & high school. Fascinating and terrifying all in one. Truly amazing that within a year all the white families wanted their children to receive the best education at the black school thus forcing the all white school to close. I highly recommend this tour.

David M.

5/5

Very instructive place. We learn a lot about black history in the Windsor Essex area. Our guide was very knowledgeable

Ken A. A. L.

5/5

I didn't get to go inside because it was already closed for the evening, but when I visited at dusk, it is was a perfect evening dusk in a beautiful rural setting. There are lots of historical markers and interpretive exhibits outside so I get a sense of what the settlement was like. An important location in the history of settlement of settlers from the Underground Railroad. Worth a visit.

Devon M.

5/5

I went with my parents for a guided tour for the first time. There is such a significant history that my family and I were needing to be aware of.