The Massey Area Museum has 14 galleries which show the way this part of the province was settled.  Each gallery contains artifacts which have come from this area and which help tell our story.

The galleries on the main floor include:

• Sagamok Anishnawbek Gallery
• Fur Trade
• Lumbering
• Joe Wilson Gallery (one-room school)
• General store
• Photography studio
• Church
• Kitchen
• Parlor
• Bedroom
• Transportation
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Downstairs galleries include:

• Mining
• Faming

Downstairs is also the Townshp of Sables-Spanish Rivers Community Room.
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The lobby includes:

• a gift shop featuring locally produced wares for sale
• the Byrna Steinke Reference Centre with holds a tremendous amount of information about the families who came here as pioneers.
• the only tourist information site between Sudbury and Blind River

The official Massey Area Museum logo, adopted in 2022, was designed by Jayson Stewart of Laps In Judgement Studios. Inspired by a logging stamp, it features four major elements of the community's history: agriculture, forestry, mining, and Indigeneity.

"Great Museum! Very Informative. Massey Area Museum is a great way to spend an afternoon. There is a ton of information and interesting artifacts from the town and surrounding areas. Carolyn gave us a tour and was full of fun facts and history about Massey. They even have a nice gift shop with local artisan pieces and history books. We will be returning in the future and recommend a visit to anyone passing by."
-2018 TripAdvisor review