Toronto Ward Museum

The Toronto Ward Museum explores the city’s rich immigration history through engaging, community-centred exhibitions. By bringing together untold stories of migration and settlement, the museum invites visitors to reflect on pluralism and the diverse communities that continue to shape Toronto. The Toronto Ward Museum operates primarily as a “museum without walls,” focusing on community-based, pop-up exhibitions and digital stories rather than a single, permanent physical location.

Topics

Community and Social Life Culture, Heritage and Arts Freedom Seekers and Migration History Historical Achievements, Figures, and Biography

Collection includes:

  • Immigration Histories
  • Communities Stories
  • Oral Histories
  • Belonging

Archive address

110 Eglinton Ave W #200

110 Eglinton Avenue West
Toronto, ON
M4R 1A3

The Archive

InConversation Podcast Episode 1: Welcome to the Toronto Ward Museum, Toronto's First Museum of Migration and Museum Without Walls n.d. InConversation Podcast Episode 2: Tales from the Museum's Founders - How the Toronto Ward Museum went from Concept to Reality n.d. Block by Block: Parkdale n.d. Block by Block: Regent Park n.d. Block by Block: Victoria Park n.d. Block By Block: Agincourt n.d. Finding Myself in The Archive n.d.
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