Author: stcmuseum
The St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre, located next to Lock 3 of the historic Welland Canal, is a leading local history museum and community gathering place, engaging visitors and building relationships with partners, while demonstrating curatorial leadership and innovative programming and exhibits.
The St. Catharines Museum is dedicated to engaging visitors in the celebration of our local stories and the cultural identity and history of the City. We are a community resource that interprets, exhibits, researches, acquires, and preserves material culture and stories of St. Catharines.
VMLS via Podcast – For King and Country
History from Here: Protestant Home of St. Catharines
Museum Classroom: Careers on Land and Sea (Intermediate)
Museum Chat Live! E703- Cemeteries and Historic Interpretation
One Hour in the Past E504 – Extreme Weather
VMLS via Podcast: No Exit: Dead End Streets of St. Catharines
Museum Classroom: Careers on Land and Sea (Junior)
The 2022 Guided Spirit Walks Roar into the 1920s
One Hour in the Past E504 – Elections
Behind the Scenes with Museum Kids- Why we chose Soapbox Derby as our Summer Edition theme
One Hour in the Past E503 – Electric Vehicles
Tapping into Spiritualism in the 2022 Guided Spirit Walks
One Hour in the Past E502 – Computers and Cell Phones
One Hour in the Past E501 – Summer Music Festivals
Museum Classroom: Knot Tying
History from Here: Silver Spire United Church
Museum Classroom: Flag Semaphore
VMLS via Podcast: Myths of the Underground Railroad
VMLS vis Podcast – Visiting Abolitionists
Museum Chat Live! E702 – Social Media, Museums & History-Telling
History from Here: St. Catharines City Hall
Museum Classroom: Cargo on the Welland Canal (Intermediate)
From the Shelves of Merritt’s Mercantile – Volume 2
VMLS via Podcast – Marking Time
Museum Classroom: The Welland Canal and Lock Building (Secondary)
VMLS via Podcast – the Howe Report
History from Here: Glen Ridge School
VMLS via Podcast – Lost and Forgotten: the Third Welland Canal
The Remarkable Estelle Cuffe Hawley
Building an “Open” Community Cookbook
BHM Series Part Four- Prioritizing Education
Museum Chat Live! E701 – Museums, Myths & History
From the Shelves of Merritt’s Mercantile – Volume 1
VMLS via Podcast – Ontario’s Racially Segregated Schools
STC StoryLab Presents: Family Memories
History from Here: Former Zion Baptist Church
BHM Series Part Three: Letters From St. Catharines
Family Dinners: Serving More Than Food
