Directions
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From 401 eastbound (Windsor, Detroit)
Take exit number 63, Highway 2, towards Chatham. This exit is also
the 2nd exit for Tilbury. In Chatham,
Highway 2 is called Richmond Street. Once in Chatham, turn left on
Keil Drive. Turn right on Grand Avenue. Turn left on St. Clair
Street (Highway 40). Follow Highway 40 into Wallaceburg. Once
in Wallaceburg, you cross a set of railroad tracks. Turn left on
King Street, the third street on the left after the tracks. The Wallaceburg
and District Museum is on the left.
From 401 westbound (London, Toronto)
Take exit number 109, Highway 21, and turn right at the top of the exit
ramp (west towards Thamesville). Turn left on Baseline. Follow
Baseline into Wallaceburg. Turn right on Murray Street (the first
lights once in Wallaceburg). You will cross a set of railroad tracks.
Turn left on King Street, the third street on the left after the tracks.
The Wallaceburg and District Museum is on the left.
From Sarnia
Express Route
From Sarnia, go south on Highway 40. Once in Wallaceburg, turn right
at the lights onto McNaughton Avenue. You will immediately cross
a bridge. Turn left at the lights onto Gillard Street, the second
street on your left. Turn left on Herbert Street, the first stop
sign you reach. Herbert Street curves into King Street. The
Wallaceburg and District Museum is located on your right and is the only
building on the corner of Herbert and King Street.
Scenic Route
In Sarnia, go south on Vidal Street. Follow the St. Clair Parkway
along the St. Clair River. The Parkway ends at Dufferin Avenue.
Turn left at this corner, into Wallaceburg. Once in Wallaceburg,
turn right at the lights onto McNaughton Avenue. You will immediately
cross a bridge. Turn left at the lights onto Gillard Street, the
second street on your left. Turn left on Herbert Street, the first
stop sign you reach. Herbert Street curves into King Street.
The Wallaceburg and District Museum is located on your right and is the
only building on the corner of Herbert and King Street.
For more information on the attractions along this route, contact The
St. Clair Parkway Commission.
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