Who WE are
The Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre (RLRHC) is a hub for the region and is culturally and historically active and vibrant. It is more than a museum; it is a learning centre for everyone and a welcoming and interesting place for locals and visitors alike – it is a destination point and a source of community pride.
Crull Rock And Mineral CollectionThe Crull Rock and Mineral Collection at the Municipal Office in Balmertown feature more than 2600 specimens from around the world, including spectacular gold samples from the local mines. The exhibit is part of the Red Lake Museum Collection and is open for viewing during regular office hours daily Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
For more information call the Municipal Office at 807-735-2096. |
Hours of OperationWinter Hours
Monday - Friday 9AM - 5PM Saturday Sunday & Holidays Closed Summer Hours Monday - Friday 9AM - 5PM Saturday 10AM - 4PM Sunday & Holidays Closed *Summer hours begin after Victoria Day weekend and end on August 30th
AdmissionAdult $5.00
Senior/Student $3.50 Children Free Members Free Click here to visit our contribution to the Ontario Museums Association's MON400 project on Franco-Ontarians. Featuring Red Lake stories!
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Our Visitors
Since we opened in 2005, thousands of visitors from all over the world have toured the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre. Following are some of their comments:
" What a beautiful facility... You are so lucky to have this here.... What an amazing find! "
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" Truly wonderful stories and artifacts.… Love, love this heritage site… Best museum we’ve seen… "
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" Very cool learning about all the different immigrant and native cultures in the Red Lake area…. This is just amazing. "
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Come and experience it for yourself!
Getting HereRed Lake is located in Northwestern Ontario, two hours north of the Trans Canada and Highway 105 junction in Vermilion Bay.
When entering Red Lake, turn left at the Hospital entrance. The Heritage Centre is located across from the Hospital and next to the Ambulance Garage. Address: 51A ON-105, Red Lake, ON P0V 2M0 |
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The Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre building was reopened on June 1st 2023. This process took nearly four years, and a lot of hardwork. It also took a lot of support by organizations, and individuals just like you. We thank you for your continued support and we hope to see you soon!