Minden Hills Museum & Heritage Village

The Minden Hills Museum & Heritage Village provides a captivating journey into the past, offering visitors a glimpse into the history of Minden dating back to the 1860s. The Heritage Village comprises five preserved historic buildings, each telling a unique story about the town's early days. From the rustic Bowron House with its functional woodstove to the educational Stanhope Schoolhouse from 1898, the village is a true testament to Minden's heritage.

Costumed interpreters engage visitors with daily activities during the summer months, enriching the experience with interactive demonstrations. The museum itself remains open from Victoria Day weekend in May to Thanksgiving weekend in October, welcoming guests to explore various exhibits and partake in self-guided tours. This immersive journey through time offers a deeper understanding of Minden's cultural evolution.

Located within the Minden Hills Cultural Centre, the museum is a part of a broader cultural experience that includes the Agnes Jamieson Gallery, Nature's Place, and the Minden Hills Branch of Haliburton County Public Library. Admission is by donation, and visitors can enjoy complimentary on-site parking, making it an accessible destination for those eager to delve into Minden's rich history.

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