1150 Concession Street, Russell, ON K4R 1E1
The Keith M. Boyd Museum in Russell shares local history from the early 1800s through artifacts, photos, and immersive exhibits. Explore recreations of early village life and research local families inside two heritage buildings, including an 1856 church
Russell museum featuring early village life exhibits, local artifacts, and genealogy resources in historic buildings.
🕐 Mo-Sa off; Su 13:00-16:00 "Or by appointment"
Updated · Mis à jour — May 17, 2026
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