The Niagara Military Heritage Centre, proudly home to the Lincoln & Welland Regiment Museum, is dedicated to preserving, showcasing, and educating the public about Niagara’s deep and storied military legacy. Located in the heart of one of Canada’s most historically rich regions, our Centre honors the sacrifices, achievements, and stories of the brave men and women who have served in the Lincoln and Welland Regiment and other local military units throughout history.
Founded with a passion for heritage and remembrance, the Centre serves as a hub for military artifacts, archival materials, exhibits, and community engagement. From the War of 1812 to contemporary peacekeeping missions, our exhibits reflect the evolution of Niagara’s military involvement and its broader impact on Canadian history.
Our Mission
To collect, preserve, and present the military history of Niagara and the Lincoln & Welland Regiment in a way that engages, educates, and inspires future generations.
What We Offer
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Permanent and rotating exhibits featuring uniforms, medals, weaponry, photographs, and personal stories from Niagara’s military past
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Educational programs and guided tours for schools, cadets, and community groups
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Veteran engagement and oral history preservation projects
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Special events including remembrance ceremonies, reenactments, and commemorations
Our Legacy
The Lincoln & Welland Regiment has been an essential part of Canadian military history, with roots tracing back to the 18th century. Our Centre ensures that these contributions are never forgotten and remain accessible to the public in meaningful, respectful, and educational ways.
We invite visitors of all ages to explore the Centre, connect with the stories of local heroes, and discover how Niagara’s military history has shaped the region and the nation.