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Trillium Studios
Featuring The Artwork Of Mary Rose
Sanderson
Mary Rose's working studio and gallery, The Trillium Studio, has long
been known as a great place to visit in Elgin County, now it's a great
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Linda Sanderson Gallery
Reverse Paintings on Glass. While
describing Linda's work, the style of art called "naïve" comes to mind.
Naïve art has a spontaneous quality that can be recognized at first
sight and like most naïve artists she is self-taught. Linda's paintings
are fresh and genuine, a cheerful and confident affair of the heart
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The Elgin County Railway Museum
Since 1856, the city of St. Thomas has
been influential in railway operations due to its geographic location
midway between Fort Erie and Windsor. Known as the "Railway Capital of
Canada", in its heyday St. Thomas saw some 26 railway lines pass
through, including the Wabash, Pere Marquette, New York Central and
London and Port Stanley, just to mention a few.
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The Elgin County Pioneer Museum
Established in 1957, the Elgin County
Pioneer Museum is located on "The Hills" in the historic west end of St.
Thomas. The 1848 historic home of early physician, Dr. Elijah E.
Duncombe, the museum offers period pioneer and Victorian rooms,
including an 1850's doctor's office, as well as permanent and changing
display galleries. .
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Elgin County Military Museum
The purpose of this museum is to
collect, identify, and display mementos of Canada's and Elgin County's
Military past. Most material is Canadian, but some is from other
countries whose military history has been linked at some time to this
country's. Many of the most treasured relics have been gifts from
private persons.
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