Caledon House Museum at 11 Constitution Street is open to the public five days a week.  It portrays a house of the late 1800–1900 in Victorian and Edwardian furniture donated by families in Caledon and the district.  The garden is typical of that time with indigenous and medicinal plants as well as roses, lavender and japonicas of Victorian gardens.

Caledon Masonic Lodge was restored in the early 1990’s and consists of three floors.  It is currently a store room for the textile collection, furniture and household artifacts and extensive collection of photographs of Caledon and it’s people.  It is thought to open to the public in the future.