Here you’ll find an impressive collection of artifacts displayed in realistic indoor and outdoor settings. This early 1900 Pioneer Village is unique to the area; you will discover everything from a 12 ton steam tractor to music cylinders that are played on the Thomas Edison machine.

The General Store has everything one would need from apples to washing machines. The village includes a Pharmacy and Post Office. You’ll be able to see what pioneer main street was like, where shops include a music store, ladies apparel, barber and beauty salon, fine china and jewelry.

For many, the collection of vintage cars and farm equipment will recall fond memories. The Pioneer Home portrays the life style of a typical pioneer family. The village church and a one-room school house, the Heritage Community Hall and the replica of the 1908 Train Station recalls memories of a time when the railway played an important role in the Community.

Founder’s Museum & Pioneer Village is located on Hwy. 61 just south of Thunder Bay and open Tuesday through Sunday from mid May through to the September long weekend.