Aultsville Train StationDoors Open Cornwall and SDG Counties
The Aultsville Train Station is a 19th-century wooden station, originally located in the lost village of Aultsville. It is the home to the Judy Neville British Home Child Museum about children who were sent to Canada as indentured labourers. Volunteers are on hand to answer questions, and artifacts and documents are also on display.
- Kid-friendly
- Parking
- Self-guided tours available
Architecture
Year built: 1866-89Building type: Attraction Historical landmark Museum Transportation
Architect: Grand Trunk Railway