Summertime Successes
This summer, as mentioned by many, has been the busiest yet. I feel as though the museum has turned a […]
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Hants County History, Maritime History, Museum
History Hidden Away
Here at the museum we are always happy to receive new items to be added to our displays. The days
Putting a Name to a Face: Our Third Challenge
Our next challenge in this project revolves around the photo of three young women, happily sitting on a bench with
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So Long, Farewell!
The countdown is on. The museum’s summer season is coming to a close, which means that us summer students are
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Made With Thread, Fabric & Undying Love
Within our museum, we hold the remnants of a tale brimming with tragedy, love and careful stitches. Hanging nonchalantly on
Putting a Name to a Face: Our Second Challenge
Our second challenge within this project revolves around a photo I find particularly intriguing. Three stoic young men in uniform
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A Trick of The Light…?
Working in a museum is very interesting. You meet a lot of new people and learn a lot of new
Hants County History
Murder in the Maritimes
One of my favorite exhibits here in the museum has to be the display that focuses on George Stanley, the
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Getting Involved
A huge, positive difference that I have noticed between this year and the last within the museum is the amount
Putting a Name to a Face: Our First Challenge
Our first unknown photo for our project is that of a young man. He is dressed quite formally (presumably for