Welcome
The School House Museum is owned and operated by
the Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie & McKay Historical Society. It contains a unique
collections of artifacts and photographs -some dating back to the 1800's - illustrating
the history of the Deep River area.
The Museum contains a unique collection of
artifacts and photographs some dating back to the 1800's and illustrating
the history of four townships in the Upper Ottawa Valley. Lumbering is a
major component but the Museum encompasses many facets of local history
such as Hydro Electric and Nuclear Power development, railroads, pioneer
farming, highway construction, life on and along the Ottawa River and home
life. Social institutions, schools, churches, Scouting, Women's
Institutes, etc are represented. The authentic Log House is fully
furnished. |
Hours & Admission
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News
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Whispered History Project: The People of Buchanan Township
Valley Carvers -Past and Present
New Museum Construction Photo Gallery 2007
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