Arts, Culture and Heritage

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is dedicated to preserving and showcasing our history and proudly works directly with the Plympton-Wyoming Historical Society (PWHS). The PWHS has worked hard to establish a museum at the Camlachie Cultural Library at 6745 Camlachie Road. For more information visit the Plympton-Wyoming Museum website. 

The museum is located in the lower level of the Camlachie Library and closes during the winter months to prepare for its new exhibits.

During our off season, visitors are welcome to visit the museum by appointment.

Contact: Gordon MacKenzie  519-402-2357 or e-mail gordmackenzie5@gmail.com

Old Plympton Hall

The Old Plympton Hall was built in 1869 and was the home of the former Plympton Township municipal government until the mid-1950's, after which it became a community hall until it's closure in 2022. It was also the first site of the now Plympton-Wyoming Fall Fair. 

Special thanks to Wolverine Manufacturing Ltd for creating the 3D model of the hall.

Below is a link to a 3D model of the hall:

https://3d.wolverinemfg.ca/a/y35QcfEHQlmdvlKSVJVGag/2

 Some of the commemorative landmarks in the Town of Plympton-Wyoming include: 

• Mandaumin Library Commemorative Plaque

Special thanks to the Creative County Grant for making this project possible! 

• Commemorative Headstone for the Unknown Sailor 

• Lamrecton Camp
  
  
• Wanstead Train Disaster

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming has two library branches which can be found in Camlachie and Wyoming. The branches are a part of the Lambton County Library System.

Programming

Each branch is unique in the programs that they offer. Information is available by contacting the branch in your neighbourhood.

Places of Worship

Places of worship within the Town of Plympton-Wyoming are listed below. Please note that this may not be a complete listing.