Correctional Service Museum of Canada
555 King Street East, Kingston, Canada
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The Correctional Service Museum of Canada, located in Kingston, offers visitors an amazing collection of artifacts related to the history of correctional institutions in Canada.
Thus, the museum presents exhibits of weapons and various paraphernalia relating to escapes and demonstrating the highest degree of ingenuity of prisoners. In addition, you can see the means of punishment and maintenance of order and discipline in prisons. Exhibits related to the methods of spending free time of prisoners can also show the bright side of life in prison.
The collection of the museum is constantly growing and expanding, as the correctional service in the country continues to work to this day.
The museum building is located in a beautiful Victorian-style architecture mansion, and from the site the museum offers wonderful views of Portsmouth Harbour and Lake Ontario. Therefore, many of the visitors come to look only at the building known as the “City of Limestone”.