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Happy National Indigenous History & Pride Month

Check out our monthly themed display case

See a display filled with beautiful bead work, photos, and publications on the Anishinaabe from Sault Ste. Marie and area.  We are open 10am-4pm Tuesday-Saturday ​

Preserving Pride in SSM 

We don’t have a single artifact or document in our collection on the subject. We know that there is a loud and proud LGBTQ+ community in the Sault and there has been for many years but our collection doesn't represent that. 
If you have a story, documents, photos, digital items or physical objects you want to share or donate please email collections@saultmueum.ca ​

Listen to our podcast The Stories Of Northern Life

We have a few new episodes coming out with topics inspired by National Indigenous History and Pride Month! 

We have a  PODCAST!!!

Stories of Northern Life podcast is brought to you by the Sault Ste. Marie Museum and our archival holdings. We have dug up some of historical audio files and digitalized them for you to listen wherever you are. 

WOMENS HISTORY MONTH SERIES

To celebrate Women’s History Month head over to Spotify or our website to listen to our Stories of Northern Life Podcast every Tuesday this month and enjoy a spotlight of influential female figures from Sault Ste. Marie.  

Your host Mairi is so excited to share these stories with you! She hopes that you get inspired by these women and learn a little more about Sault Ste. Marie history at the same time!  
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Check out our Collecting COVID-19 History & Re-creating our community COVID-19 Projects! 

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A Cultural Hub - The Museum is Home to:

  •  The Algoma Weavers' Guild
  • The ArtSpeaks Project
  • Family Search 
  • The Sault Ste. Marie & 49th Field Regiment R.C.A. Historical Society - A division of the Ontario Historical Society
​Registered Charitable Organization - 10795-8449-RP0001

690 Queen St. E.

The Old Post Office was designed in 1902 by David Ewart, Chief Architect of the Federal Department of Public Works. Its Victorian Classical style is typical of federal architecture at the turn of the 20th century. No longer a post office, it is now the home of the Sault. Ste. Marie Museum.
Designated on Oct. 24, 1983 (By-law 83-266)
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