Community Organizations in Welland, ON with e-mail, website
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145 Lincoln Street, Welland, L3B 6E1
(905) 735-1700
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41 Victoria St., Welland, L3B 4L7
(905) 788-0166
NPH is a non-profit organization governed by a community-based Board of Directors and is a member of Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association and the Institute of Housing Management. 
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140 King Street, Welland, L3B 3J3
(905) 732-2215
The original Carnegie Library was built in 1923. Additions were added in 1961 and again in 1974. It was one of the last Carnegie Libraries to be built in Canada. The Welland Historical Museum moved into the building in the spring of 2006. The building was recognized as being historically significant by the City of Welland, and on Saturday, October 14, 2006 was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. The Welland Historical Museum possesses a major collection of artifact, archival, and art material related to the history of Welland, its varied cultures and the Welland Canal. It includes shipping and marine artifacts, industrial and agricultural collections, military, sports, social history, household furnishings, costumes and textiles, photographs, newspaper and land records. The Museum is grateful for additions to its collections of community history. The addition of objects and archival items to the museum’s permanent collection are acquired items and collections of historical value through gift and loan. The Welland Museum strives to preserve objects, natural history specimens and other material relating to the history and prehistory of the city and area. The Welland Historical Museum collects both reference and archival material of local historical significance with particular focus on Welland and the four Welland Canals. Researchers will find material about local families, black history, buildings and monuments, business and industries, communication and transportation, the community, government and human services, the military, sports and the arts. Our holdings also include city directories, maps, insurance plans and an extensive collection of photographs, copies of which are available for purchase upon request (a fee does apply). 
The Welland Historical Museum showcases informative displays and friendly, helpful staff. Visitors appreciate the interactive experiences for children and the historical artifacts, particularly those related to Native history and local regions. Some reviews highlight the value of contributing a small fee for entry. The museum is friendly and responsive to historical inquiries. 
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12 Young St, Welland, L3B 4C4
(905) 734-3563
Learning center, Community Organization 
630 Lyon's Creek Rd, Welland, L3B 5N7
(905) 735-6745