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Military Museums

Crysler’s Farm Battlefield

On November 11th, 1813, the Battle of Crysler’s Farm, a part of the War of 1812 took place. The St. Lawrence Parks Commission, with the Friends of Crysler’s Farm Battlefield, work together to preserve and share this history. Today, visitors can visit the memorial monument and visit displays in the Battle Memorial Building

Military Communications & Electronics Museum

Step into the past, where stories of Canadian courage, ground-breaking innovation, and military technology come back to life. Wander through fascinating exhibits featuring artifacts from the early 20th century right through to today’s advanced technologies.

Fort Henry National Historic Site

Step back in time at Fort Henry, where history comes to life through captivating guided tours, the iconic Fort Henry Guard, and breathtaking panoramic views of Kingston’s stunning landscape.

Base Borden Military Museum

The Base Borden Military Museum tells the story of Camp Borden and the units that served here. See one of Canada’s largest collections of historic military vehicles, and learn the story of the RCAF at the Hangar 11 Air Annex, a restored First World War aircraft hangar and birthplace of the RCAF.

National Air Force Museum of Canada

Discover the planes and people that have shaped the history of Canadian military aviation. Interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and a collection of over 35 military aircraft encourage visitors of all ages to explore the evolution of airpower in Canada.

Royal Military College of Canada Museum

For almost a century, the RMC Museum has assembled an exceptional collection of art, objects and archives.

Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Museum

An in-depth look at the evolution of engineering and maintenance of army equipment through a diverse collection of artifacts, equipment, and documents.

Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment Museum

The Hast& PER Museum displays the history of militia units in Prince Edward and Hastings Counties from the 1850s to the present day. The museum operates a branch museum in the Peterborough Armouries, which highlights the military history of Peterborough City and County, also from the 1850s onward.

Canadian Tank Museum

Discover the story of Canada’s military vehicle fighting force, the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps. Learn about its incredible story while exploring North America’s largest collection of operational historic military vehicles.

Murney Tower

The oldest operating museum in Kingston, located in one of the four Martello Towers. Murney Tower features a collection of domestic and military artifacts that portray 19th-century life in Kingston, and offers guided tours, audio tours, educational programs, special events, and exhibits.