Museums, Gallery, and Archives

Five unique destinations. One shared purpose.

The County of Lambton's Museums, Gallery and Archives preserve our past, celebrate our creativity, and inspire future generations through engaging exhibitions, programs, and experiences.

Our Sites

Explore Lambton's Cultural Destinations

Each site offers a unique perspective on our region's art, heritage, industry, and stories.

Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery

Located in downtown Sarnia, the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery (JNAAG) connects people with art through exhibitions, programs and creative experiences. The Gallery is home to more than 1,400 works of Canadian art and presents historical and contemporary exhibitions featuring artists of regional and national significance.

Lambton County Archives

Located in Wyoming, Lambton County Archives preserves and provides access to records that document the history of Lambton County, its communities, residents and families. The Archives supports local history and genealogical research and provides access to its collections both in person and on

Lambton Heritage Museum

Located near Grand Bend, Lambton Heritage Museum shares the stories of the people, places and communities that have shaped Lambton County. Its collection of more than 25,000 artifacts comes to life through exhibitions, historic buildings, special events and programs for all ages.

Oil Museum of Canada National Historic Site

Located in Oil Springs, the Oil Museum of Canada National Historic Site tells the story of Lambton County’s important contributions to the development of the global oil industry. Situated at the site of North America’s first commercial oil well, the museum features interactive exhibits, historic buildings and a 10-acre site where visitors can explore the region’s internationally significant oil heritage.

A New Chapter for Natural History in Lambton County

The Stones 'N Bones collection of approximately 4,650 natural history specimens, including fossils, dinosaur bones and casts, mounted animals, and rare geological specimens, has been generously donated to the County of Lambton

Plans are underway for a new, standalone museum experience on the second floor of Sarnia Library at 124 Christina Street South, Sarnia.

This exciting project will create a modern, accessible space for discovery, learning and inspiration for generations to come.

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