The past of the most historic town west of Quebec City is proudly displayed in the 128-year-old Centennial Museum. Built in 1875 by Karl Maxillian (Charles) Beck the former C. Beck Lumber office and General Store became the Town's Museum in 1967 in celebration of the Country's 100th birthday.
The Museum has been carefully preserved and recreated to show a bygone era when John A. MacDonald was the Canada’s Prime Minister and Victoria was Queen of the Commonwealth. It features displays in the original 1875 General Store and Lumber Office, the Great Hall with changing art exhibits, and the Penetanguishene Sports Hall of Fame.
The museum’s Timber Bay Gift Shop is the perfect place to purchase your Penetanguishene souvenirs or gift for those back home.
The museum’s Great Hall, grounds and 20 x 40 tent are available for rental for meetings, workshops, parties, family reunions, and weddings.
Located on the shores of Penetanguishene Bay, the Museum grounds offer a quaint and beautiful setting for gathering of music and tales of our heritage.
Exciting exhibits and art exhibitions change regularly.
