Upcoming Event at the Museum!

We are all looking forward to hearing Jean's PowerPoint talk on Gypsum Mining in Brant County. Paris is the first recorded location of gypsum mining in Ontario, 200 years ago!

What is/was gypsum used for? Who mined first in Paris? Where did they mine?

Come and find out on Sunday March 19th, 2 - 4 pm, in the Museum.

Admission is by donation. All are welcome, so please let your friends and family know as well.

If you have any questions, please email info@theparismuseum.com

See you on the 19th of March!!

Speaker Series 2023

Book Pre-Order Available

Pre-order option is available for Bob Hasler's Volume IV book. All information required is in the image below.

Contact the museum (519) 442-9295 or e-mail info@theparismuseum.com for more information.

Historic Walking Tours

We are pleased to announce dates for our walking tours during 2022. Marie Williamson and Wayne Wilkinson are offering two different walking tours of sections of Paris.

Contact the museum (519) 442-9295 or e-mail info@theparismuseum.com for more information or to register.

Marie Williamson Upper Town Tours
Wayne Wilkinson Lower Town Tours
Self-guided Walking Tour Brochure.

50th Anniversary Year

The Paris Museum and Historical Society is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year! The map below has 8 different QR codes that each link to short videos about an aspect of Paris history. Click the link below to download the PDF of the map, or come into the museum to pick up a map. This is just one of the ways that we will be celebrating. Celebrate 50 years of Paris history with us!

Contact the museum (519) 442-9295 or e-mail info@theparismuseum.com for more information.

Generational change comes to Paris Museum

The Paris Museum & Historical Society held it's Annual General Meeting on Sunday, April 24. Welcome to our new chair, Miranda Siklenka.

Contact the museum (519) 442-9295 or e-mail info@theparismuseum.com for more information.