#AHeritageChristmas#ChristmasMarket Nov. 27th 11am-3pm. Come get in the holiday spirit, do some Christmas shopping, and support local vendors! There will be carols, hot chocolate, and Santa!
Today is Indigenous Veteransโ Day.
To all Indigenous Veterans past and present, Gilakasโla and Miigwetch for your strength, service & sacrifice. We will remember. #CanadaRemembersย #LestWeForget
Tomorrow, Saturday November 7th at 8:00 a.m. we invite you to come for an organ donation awareness walk that will start at the Museum and finish at Moncion Metro. For more information please contact Bill Siebarth at 613-735-0517.
The answer to #whatisitwednesday's artifact is the end piece of a sword blade. It was found in the Pembroke area and is believed to be from the 17th century. But as a curator I still have more questions...who did it belong to and was it really from that time?? #mysteryartifact
#WhatIsItWednesday is back! Good Morning! This curious artifact was donated to the Museum at the end of the Summer. Hint: it is a tool that was used in the Summer. Any ideas?
#WhatIsItWednesday is back!!! Does anyone know what this artifact is? This artifact was recently donated to the Museum and found in the Ottawa River at Allumette Island, near McCrae's Landing.
Hosts of illegal gatherings will be fined $10,000 and those who attend will face fines of $750. Limits on gatherings in Ottawa, Toronto and Peel have decreased and the province will halt residential rent increases for 2021.
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Log trolley from the Muskrat River Dam is now at the Museum! Many thanks to The City of Pembroke for donating the stop log trolley and Clouthier Construction for delivering this artifact. The stop log trolley was used to lift logs out of the Muskrat Dam. #historypreserved