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South Rawdon Museum

Items of everyday use in this farming and lumber community in the 19th century: a housefly trap, a rock-a-bye, a cone-sugar cutter. Some genealogical records, and a record of births and deaths. 1880 wedding gown and an afternoon gown. The building (c.1867) was the Sons of Temperance Hall. Open 3 June-4 Sept. Mon-Thur, 11am-5pm; Fri-Sun, 9am-5pm. Admission free, donations accepted. No smoking, handicapped accessible. Picnic area.

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