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Directions from Kingston

  • Follow #2 East to #15, turn left.
  • Take the first left turn at Wellington Street, (Barriefield)
  • Proceed to Drummond Street.
  • Turn left and proceed one block.
  • Museum is on the corner of Drummond and Regent Streets.

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Directions from Highway 401

  • Highway #401 to exit #623 (Kingston #15 CFB Kingston/Fort Henry)
  • South on Kingston #15 to Wellington Street (Barriefield village – approx. 6 km)
  • Turn right on Wellington and proceed to Drummond Street.
  • Turn left and proceed to Regent Street.
  • Museum is on the corner of Drummond and Regent Streets.
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Accessible by Public Transportation

  • Take the Express Route 601/602.
  • Step off the bus at the Barriefield stop on Kingston #15.
  • Proceed to Wellington Street (Barriefield village).
  • Enjoy the historic village of Barriefield as you walk along Wellington Street to Drummond Street.
  • Turn left onto Drummond Street.
  • Museum is on the corner of Drummond and Regent Streets.
  • More information is available on the City of Kingston Transit Trip Planner
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Volunteers Needed

Do you have some free time to offer?

Here are some current volunteer opportunities:

Board of Directors: Volunteers willing to sit on the Board of Directors of the Museum.  

Public Programming and Special Events Volunteer: We are always looking for additional volunteers to assist the museum with our public programs such as: teaching a lesson as an early 1900’s schoolmarm or schoolmaster, assisting at community outreach events such as the Regional Heritage Fair and March of the Museums and helping organize and plan other outreach events such as speaker series.

Museum Maintenance Volunteer: Volunteers willing to assist in general day-to-day maintenance of the museum are a wonderful asset to our team. Duties include but are not limited to; tidying, dusting, organizing and picking up supplies for the museum.

Marketing Volunteer: We are looking for volunteers to help us enhance the museum’s online and public presence through the development of entertaining and engaging social media posts and preparing marketing packages for schools and community groups in the area.

The time commitments required for these positions vary and can be adjusted to fit your schedule.

Please contact the museum to learn more about these opportunities.

Please visit the Support & Donate page of this website for opportunities.

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Virtual Museum

We want to bring the museum to you! We have developed a virtual museum program with curriculum links to Social Studies, Language and Math. This virtual program has been created through Google and is geared for students in grades 2-4, and teachers!

By clicking the button below, you will have access to everything you need, including information on how to use the virtual museum, links to additional resources, curriculum connections, and more! While this experience has been developed for educators and their students, individuals are able to access it as well!

Please contact the museum at info@fcsmuseum.com if you have any questions!

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Located just minutes from downtown Kingston!

Address

414 Regent St (Barriefield Village)
Kingston, ON K7K 5R1

Mailing Address

414 Regent St.,
Kingston ON, K7K 5R1

Contact

(613) 544-9113
info@fcsmuseum.com

Individuals, families, groups and school classes are welcome to visit.

Open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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