North Lanark Regional Museum
The North Lanark Regional Museum is owned and operated by the North Lanark Historical Society. The museum features rotating exhibits, a rural post office and country store display and an original pioneer log cabin. The museum operates from Victoria Day to Labour Day as well for special events throughout the year.
About the Collections
The collection, housed in the Appleton schoolhouse, was destroyed by fire in the fall of 1979, but in 1980 a new building was moved on site and re-opened; artefacts have been donated to replace those lost in fire, and a pioneer log building acquired, restored and furnished.
Archives
Photographs •
Textual Records
Decorative Arts
Costumes •
Furniture or Furnishings •
Musical Instruments
Fine Arts
Culture:
Canadian
Period:
Other Period: 1800-1900
Human History
Costumes and Accessories
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Furniture or Furnishings
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Household Objects or Domestic Technology
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Local History
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Musical Instruments
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Imaging
: Photographs
Services & Activities
Research Services
Archival Records •
Genealogical Research •
Library
Educational Programs
Demonstrations
Visitor Services
Bilingual Services
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Guided Tours
: English
: French
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Meeting Room Rental
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Parking Facilities
: Free
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Special Needs Facilities
: Parking
: Wheelchair access
Volunteer Services
Volunteer Services Available
Number of Volunteers: 10
Activities: curator, assistants
Member Privileges
newsletters, speakers, seminars
Internet Services
General Information •
Collections •
Events •
Directions or Map •
Local History •
Online Giftshop or Bookstore
Local Tourism Links
Publications and Products
Annual Reports •
Brochures •
Newsletters
