Canadian Nuclear Heritage Museum - Deep River, Ontario

Le musée du patrimoine nucléaire canadien

Le musée du patrimoine nucléaire canadien est un lieu incontournable pour ceux qui s'intéressent à l'histoire de l'industrie nucléaire dans le pays. Situé au 51 Poplar St, Deep River, ON K0J 1P0, Canada, le musée propose une exploration fascinante du passé et des réalisations canadiens en matière de recherche et d'exploitation nucléaires.

Accessible par téléphone au 6135843055 et sur le site web www.nuclearheritage.com, le musée est une initiative non lucrative qui vise à préserver un patrimoine unique et à éduquer le public sur les enjeux et les défis posés par l'énergie nucléaire.

Spécialités

• Musée
• Association caritative
• Organisme à but non lucratif

Autres données d'intérêt

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes
• Toilettes non genrées
• Restaurant
• Convient aux enfants
• Dispose d'une table à langer
• Parking gratuit

Le musée du patrimoine nucléaire canadien a fait l'objet de 18 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 5/5. Les visiteurs soulignent la qualité des visites guidées, l'accueil chaleureux et la richesse des collections.

👍 Avis de Canadian Nuclear Heritage Museum

Andrew P.

5/5

Fantastic small museum. Currently visits are by appointment only, but can be arranged at very short notice. We called the number posted on the door and Jim Ungrin kindly came by to give us a fascinating tour of the collection and rundown on the history of the Canadian nuclear industry. Definitely worth a visit and worth supporting this project to preserve documents and artifacts around Canadian nuclear history.

Osama B.

5/5

In your in the area this place is a nuclear wonderland. We had the chance to spend several hours at this museum exploring the rich technical history of CANDU reactors and legacy technologies. It's truly incredible to see how so much innovation, and technological progress was able to come out from just one area. Morgan and other volunteers have put in a lot of effort to maintain this library and collection of historical artifacts. I did thoroughly enjoy my experience here and look forward to coming back to another visit with my siblings and family the near future! Please do keep up the great work

Marc S.

5/5

Fascinating museum of history I wasn't aware of. Our guide was clearly passionate and ready to answer questions. Definitely worth a visit!

Nick M.

5/5

We had a guided tour from a volunteer and it was a wonderful experience. Lots of interesting accessories from Chalk River's early operations, interpretative displays, and an EXTENSIVE library full of reading material on the physics, engineering, and history of nuclear reactors. Bonus points for a little periodic table with samples of the safe/feasible-to-display elements!

Corinne_tk

5/5

A must-visit for those who enjoy museum and for Canadian history fans. Currently, entrance is free/by donation. I recommend checking the website for hours but if they aren't listed see the contact info - send an email to arrange a visit. Volunteers are generally quick to respond.

Jeremy D.

5/5

Absolutely amazing time here today. Called ahead to arrange a viewing. Loved learning about all the history that's happened nearby.

Aditya A.

5/5

A must visit place when open. I hope this place gets a bigger and permanent house. Many artifacts and stories to be proud about being Canadian. The pioneering efforts of Canada's nuclear efforts and brilliance of Canadian Scientists who have made global nuclear electric power a possible. Also on display is the Oder of Canada medal received by (no spoilers) and a library on various interesting topics.

Aidan L.

5/5

Currently tours are by appointment only but they already have an excellent collection of artefacts and historical records of the early days of Canada's nuclear history. The volunteers really know their stuff, too. Looking forward to seeing the society grow!