Lambton County Developmental
The Oil Museum of Canada, located in Oil Springs, Ontario, is a National Historic Site that showcases the significant contributions of Lambton County to the global oil industry. Established in 1960, the museum highlights the region's rich oil history, including innovations such as the jerker line system developed by John Fairbank in 1861.
As part of the Industrial Heritage Conservation District, the museum offers a variety of educational programs, exhibits, and research opportunities aimed at enhancing public understanding and appreciation of this unique industrial heritage area. The museum is also pursuing a UNESCO World Heritage Site designation, further emphasizing its importance in the narrative of oil development worldwide.
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