Reviews of The Society for the Preservation of Canada’s Nuclear Heritage (Tourist Attraction)

51 Poplar St, Deep River, ON K0J 1P0, Canada

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Now this firm has a score of 5 stars out of 5 and that score was based on 3 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF The Society for the Preservation of Canada’s Nuclear Heritage IN Laurentian Hills

Alex Stephens

There truly is a wonderful group of people committed to acting as curators, caretakers and propagators for Canada's rich and illustrious nuclear history at the SPCNHI. The SPCNHI has its foundations in a respectful acclaim to people past and present and honoring their contributions to the nuclear industry and this intersection of society at large. There are great selections of interesting artifacts, objects, forms of media, curiosities and texts to be enjoyed on a visit here and it all has a personal touch. To loosely quote one of the founders whom I knew regarding the aims of the organization, "It's not only about the objects but about the people behind the objects. We want to know about them and who they were as individuals and to share their story." He believed that in appreciating and caring for the past we could better form a brighter future. I hope you have a chance to enjoy what the SPCNHI has to offer and meet some of the kind, caring and committed people behind their cause. :)

Aidan Leach

Currently tours are by appointment only but they already have an excellent collection of artefacts and historical records of the early days of Canada's nuclear history. The volunteers really know their stuff, too. Looking forward to seeing the society grow!