Exhibits and Galleries
S.S. Keewatin | Tour the Ship
Built in 1907, the S.S. Keewatin is not only the last of its kind, but also designated Canadian cultural property. At the Museum, visitors are welcome to tour its decks and discover the fascinating stories of both crew and passengers with a knowledgeable tour guide.
S.S. Keewatin | The Exhibit
From the role of the ship in connecting people and trade to the technology that revolutionized transportation, this exhibit welcomes you to discover the story of the world’s last steamship liner.
This exhibit will open late June 2024.
Life in the Naval Reserve
Featuring the works of Grant Macdonald, this exhibit welcomes recruits to our Second World War Recruitment Station – style experience complete with your very own recruitment card and dress-up station. Are you fit to serve?
Kingston Dry Dock National Historic Site
Walk back in time and discover the Victorian-era technology that powered the historic dry dock while you get hands-on with steam technology.
Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes Online Exhibition
What stories and treasures rest on the bottom of Ontario’s Great Lakes? Go on a virtual dive to a real shipwreck and identify artifacts you find; learn how to gather clues like real underwater archaeologists; piece together the final moments of the most mysterious shipwrecks; or learn about some wrecks divers have found throughout the Great Lakes.