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The Morrow Homestead |  |
Light filters through the curtain in the bedroom of the Morrow Homestead, built in 1869, moved to the museum from the Green Bush settlement.
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The picnic area | |
Looking for a place to stop for your picnic lunch?
We have a park full of picnic tables, and even a barbecue area for hot dogs! (may have to allow heating time). Walk the Lewis trail and visit the museum, all on the same day. | |
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The Bishop barn | |
The Bishop barn, built by Robert Sommerville is full of treasures. It also now houses the remains of what is referred to locally as the 'Roosevelt plane'.
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paddles | |
These paddles were made by Bill Caesar and displayed at ‘Wooden it be nice’ in 2007
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Pottery workshop | |
Janice McQuay will return to the Centennial museum on Thursady July 23, 2009 to teach pottery making on a potter's wheel.
Come make a small dish or bowl.
This is a fun event, participate, or just come and watch. | |
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Heritage Alive | |
Just some of the talented artists who enter 'Heritage Alive' now in its 16th year! | |
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