he Canadian Penitentiary Museum is a museum located in Kingston, Ontario, and is dedicated to the history of the Canadian penitentiary system. The museum was established in 2006 and is located in the former Kingston Penitentiary building. It is an important part of the history of the Canadian criminal justice system and is dedicated to the preservation of its artifacts, documents, and records. The museum’s collection consists of artifacts, documents, photographs, and records that tell the story of the Canadian penitentiary system and the people who lived and worked within it. The museum has a wide range of items from the 1820s to the present day, including prison cells, disciplinary records, and artifacts from the prison’s many inmates. The museum also houses a research library, as well as an archive of oral histories and video recordings.

The Canada Penitentiary Museum is a museum located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, that provides insight into the history of the Canadian prison system. The museum is housed in the former Kingston Penitentiary, which operated for over 150 years until its closure in 2013. The museum features a variety of exhibits, artifacts, and artifacts from the prison's past, as well as interactive displays and educational programs. Visitors can explore the prison’s history, learn about the various aspects of prison life, and gain insight into the lives of the inmates who lived in the prison.

The museum has a variety of exhibits on topics such as the evolution of the prison system, the development of prison reform initiatives, and the impact of the prison system on Canadian society. Many of the exhibits focus on the prison’s role in the development of Canadian law and the impact of the prison system on Canadian culture. The museum also houses a collection of artifacts from the prison, including uniforms, tools, and equipment used by the inmates. Visitors to the museum can also take part in educational programs, such as tours of the prison, as well as workshops and seminars on topics such as crime and punishment, criminal justice, and prison reform.