Bruce Mines Museum of the Town of Bruce Mines, Ontario, Canada

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The museum and archives, also known as the "church on the rock", was a Presbyterian Church built in 1894, and later used as a post office and a school. The museum began in 1960 and houses over 7000 artifacts of Bruce Mines and Area history and archives that include:

	geneological, census, birth, death, marriage and baptismal records
	copies and originals of photos of pioneer families and the town
	mining documents
	the 1850 Bruce Mines Postmaster Joshua Coatsworth journals containing letters, sketches, and poetry
	a customs ledger from the company wharf with entries dated 1850 to 1872

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Bruce Mines & Area Chamber of Commerce

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	Season: Hours: 10 am - 5 pm Monday - Sunday Rates: $2 for adults $1 for seniors and students $5 for a family Visitors to the archives are requested to make pre-arrangements with museum staff.
Contact Information Bruce Mines Museum P.O. Box Highway 17 East Bruce Mines, Ontario P0R 1C0 Telephone: 705-785-3426 Fax: 705-785-3170

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