Blind River’s Timber Village Museum houses, exhibits and interprets artifacts and archival materials relating to the history of Blind River and area with a special focus on the local logging and lumbering industry. Home to the largest white pine sawmill east of the Rockies, Blind River’s rich history unfolds as visitors view machinery, hand tools, agricultural implements and photos of days gone by.  In addition to the Pioneer and McFadden Lumber Heritage Galleries is a large temporary exhibit space where exhibitions of local artists and artisans are held. A spacious gift shop greets the visitor upon arrival.

80 Leacock Street (at Hwy 17),

Blind River, Ontario  P0R 1B0
705-356-7544
 www.blindriver.ca