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Canadian
Transportation Museum
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Heritage Village
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The Canadian Transportation Museum is a
state-of-the-art 25,000 sq. ft facility. It houses various modes of
transportation, from the mid 1800s up to the 1992 Dodge Viper. The
museum includes horse and oxen drawn carts, a 1904 Mitchell horse drawn
hearse, fire trucks, Ford Model Ts and As, hot
rods, Corvettes, T-Birds and more. More info.
The Heritage Village features over a dozen
buildings of local significance. All buildings have been relocated to
the village and display artifacts from a bygone era: a one room
schoolhouse, general store, barbershop, train station and numerous log
homes to name a few. More info.
Important
information regarding CTMHV charitable work and donations.
Chairman's Letter
elcome
to the Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village;
one of the most interesting tourist attractions in Canada South located just
minutes from the U.S. border.
We are
situated on a 100 acre site housing one of the largest vehicle museums in
Ontario and a collection of several buildings and artifacts dating from the
late 1700s to the 1920s. Our
museum theme for 2006 is the 1950s and it will be complimented by our new
diner scheduled for completion in May, 2006.
Our thanks to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for contributing
towards the creation of this diner. In
addition, we offer rental
facilities for all sorts of occasions including weddings and a venue at
which many public shows and events are held throughout the year.
As
a not-for-profit organization our dedicated volunteers and staff members
support the organization’s development and growth including its many local
community contributions.
We
encourage everyone to visit with their family and friends!
Come and discover us and experience the rich and colorful history of
this part of Canada. And please
take the time to include a trip to Colasanti’s Tropical Garden and Pelee
Island Winery both located a short distance from our site.
We
are just 45 minutes from The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan or 2
hours easy drive from London Ontario. So come out to the Canadian
Transportation Museum & Heritage Village….you’ll be happy you did.
Sincerely,

Harry Bergman
Chairman
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We are proud to be the SWO Heritage Village Region of the Antique
Automobile Club of America.
The Antique Automobile Club of America is an
international organization with members in all 50 states and in more
than 50 countries of the world.
The aim of the AACA is the perpetuation of
the pioneer days of automobiling by furthering the interest in and
preserving of antique automobiles, and the promotion of sportsmanship
and of good fellowship among all AACA members.
For more information on the AACA click
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Pictures of Our Staff and Volunteers
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A typical
day at the office |

Crystal DeVeer, Administrative Assistant |

Ralph Bosse
with Jack & Sue Irving |

Mickey Moulder |

Don & Marg Appleyard
Andrew & Connie Truan
Gloria
& Jim Moir |

Sue & Jack Irving
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Rose
Bosse &
Fred
Cowell
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Ralph Bosse |
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Log splitting
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Kathleen Storey, Emily Holloway, Janet Del Brocco
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Volunteers
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Volunteer
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General
Membership Meeting
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Volunteers
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Volunteers
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Ed Stilson and Mia Bergman
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Harry Bergman
Chairman
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Volunteers
enjoying lunch on Volunteer Tuesday, May 16, 2006
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Beth,
operating the 50's Diner
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Sam, our
computer man
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Brent, our
volunteer electrician
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Lynda Thoman,
Through The Windshield editor
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Bill Thoman,
volunteer sign maker
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Jim and Gloria
Moir
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Helen Pearce,
Bar Captain
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Ted Brown,
volunteer
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Flea market -
Volunteer Day 2006
(5 pictures)
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Volunteers - Vintage days 2006
(4 pictures)
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Volunteers - Grand Opening - Jack Miner Homestead
(2 pictures)
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Volunteers - 50's Diner
(3 pictures)
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Volunteers - Schneider Foods' Permanent Display
(2 pictures)
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Marc Trenholme
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Employees
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