Home at London Towers

1977-1979

In October 1976, the London Children's Museum began the experimental Storefront Museum project, funded by Local Initiative Programme, Department of Manpower and Immigration, and a grant from Wintario, Ministry of Culture and Recreation.

Using storefront space donated by City Centre Mall, the London Children's Museum opened exhibits titled, "Haunted House", "What if I were a child in Grandmother's time?", "Wheels", and "What if I were in a television studio?"

With a wealth of grit and determination, the London Children’s Museum’s first permanent home was secured at London Towers, on the southwest corner of Dundas and Colborne. Soon outgrowing this space, the London Children's Museum began a $1.5 million fundraising campaign. 

 

To '1975-1976'

To '1982'

 

To 'History'

Help Open Our Doors to our new home at 100 Kellogg Lane!

After years of planning, dreaming, and building, we are so close to opening the doors to the new London Children’s Museum at 100 Kellogg Lane. But we urgently need your help.

We’ve had incredible support from our community so far, but $1 million is needed before the end of the year in order to open our doors on time. Let’s complete this journey the way we started it and our open our doors together. 

 

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