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“Stratford Perth Museum's collection dates back to the early 20th century, beginning with the Library Act of 1902, which allowed local libraries to preserve and display museum collections. The collection has gotten much bigger over the years. The Museum has been housed in various locations, including Fryfogel Tavern, Stratford's King Street factory, and the Stratford Normal School near the Festival Theatre. The Museum features both permanent and rotating exhibits. Additionally, it offers special exhibits to enhance the visitor experience. Visit Stratford Perth Museum to explore its rich history.
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2025 Update: Over 20,000 artifacts tell the stories of people and communities in Stratford and Perth County, from the early 1800s to today. It is one of the earliest ongoing collections founded in Ontario, beginning with the Perth County Historical Collection from 1902 to 1980. Stratford Perth Museum is wheelchair accessible and has a service elevator. There will be no admission charge for a support person accompanying a person with a disability. The Museum has designated accessibility parking spots. Stratford Perth Museum offers free admission for Children aged 5 and under.”
