Location: Dunvegan

Bringing history to life: Battle of Glengarry reenactment at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum

Posted by Clark McGillis | Sep 12, 2017 | Entertainment, Events, Local History, Press Release |

Two-hundred and five years later, memories of the War of 1812 live on in Glengarry County. From...

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Glengarry Pioneer Museum hosts 18th annual Harvest Fall Festival

Posted by Clark McGillis | Sep 7, 2017 | News |

The Glengarry Pioneer Museum’s Harvest Fall Festival returns for its 18th edition on Sunday,...

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“What’s It Worth?” Antique appraisal day at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum

Posted by Umaia Perlin | Aug 8, 2017 | Events |

Ever wondered how much that old heirloom vase is worth? What about the quilts sitting in your...

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Canadian film… under the stars

Posted by Umaia Perlin | Jul 24, 2017 | Entertainment, Events |

Once upon a time, the Glengarry Pioneer Museum was an inn; a place where people gathered to eat,...

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Smith-in at the pioneer museum

Posted by Journalist | Jun 5, 2017 | Community Building, Local History |

The Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan hosted a “Smith-in” on Saturday, June 3....

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