Welcome to The Canadian Glove Museum

Fun and Eye opening Surpassed my hopes and expectations. Well designed museum in a beautiful and friendly small town. Some fascinating gloves in their collections. Fun hands-on activities, and fascinating plant tour.

Hands on, interesting museum.Fascinating plant tour. Everything had a work glove theme in the museum. Which was fitting, considering it is in Canada’s biggest work glove factory. Liked the gloves used by Elvis Presley when he was in the US Army in Germany. Liked the 500 year old chain mail gloves. The Russian Cosmonaut gloves on loan from Chris Hadfield. Roberta Bondar’s ( first Canadian women in Space ) photography gloves. The fishing gloves that saved David Suzuki’s baby finger. Also appreciated the hands on activities. Especially dipping my own masterpiece mini rubber glove. Ok, maybe mine did not turn out as well as my co-worker’s did. The plant tour was super, and amazing the steps that goes into making a glove.

Excellent Museum I am from Halifax and was in Grand Falls for work and heard about the glove Museum.I went to Point Leamington and visited the Superior Glove Muesum and it was really interesting. To see the gloves that were used for different jobs way back in the day was absolutely amazing.

The Glove Museum The glove museum, located near Glovers Harbour in Point Leamington is a very unique, one of a kind museum It was very interesting to see the evolution and technology that has gone into gloves over the past 100 years I thought it was very cool to see Elvis Presley’s glove, and also Astronaut Chris Hadfields glove on displayI recommend checking this museum out, it was a very neat experience

Past present and future If you like to see the evolution of gloves and sleeves throughout the course of time this is a must see while in Port Leamington. A couple really neat items from some specific moments in time.

Amazing Glove Musuem near Glovers Harbour Amazing. Insightful. Inspirational. You will be amazed to explore how we can harness science and technology to create a unique glove for challenging applications. My favourite - Astronauts' glove, Elvis Presley's glove and Dr David Suzuki's glove.

Fascinating Awesome museum with so many interesting pieces. Everything from forms used for making gloves to gloves worn by famous people, definitely worth stopping by and seeing. Not to mention the technology that they have in use now to make gloves is amazing to see.

Amazing Everyone who works there was so friendly, this opportunity was amazing, it is crazy to see how so many steps go into just one glove, the museum was amazing to see all kinds of gloves come from so many places.

Fantastic This was quite awesome experience I had no idea what goes on to make a glove to all the materials used to even all the steps in making the perfect glove.The tour was so much information and to every little detail was very cool this company is seen and shown to be so well established and loved by many

Great experience! It's amazing how you can see the evolution of gloves from centuries ago to our current days. This is a lovely museum and a must-see!