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NEW EXHIBITION The Scott Rebellion Box, on display until December 2010 ~ don't miss this exciting piece of Pickering's history!
PMVF ~ AGM, Wednesday, June 23, 2010 | Guest Speaker ~ Thomas J. Quinn: Museum Memories PHOTOS NOW ON-LINE

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• Puterbaugh Schoolhouse

The Puterbaugh house was donated to the museum village by the family in 1996. It was built around 1820 near Maple, Ontario and is set as a one-room school, typical of the 1830s in Pickering Township. It was reconstructed through a partnership between the City of Pickering and the Pickering Museum Village Foundation. A self-directed schoolroom activity booklet available in the Museum Gift Shop can give you an idea of what life was like in school days of the 1830s.

PMV volunteer Ed Cammack handmade the children's benches, Glendale Tennis Club donated a gift of light and Doug Watkins and family donated a brass bell for our schoolhouse.

Pickering Junction News covering the opening.

         
         
         

Buildings of PMV: Beef Ring Barn | Blacksmith/Wood Shop | Bible Christian Chapel |Claremont Bandstand | Collins House
Duffins Creek General Store | Log Barn | Log House | Miller-Cole House | Oddfellows' Hall
Puterbaugh Schoolhouse
| Redman House | Gas and Steam Barn
Brougham Temperance House ~ PMV Foundation's Recent Project


Pickering Museum Village Foundation
2365 Concession Rd. #6, Greenwood, ON L0H 1H0 CANADA
or Rose Cowan rosecowan@hotmail.com

Pickering Museum Village Foundation Reg. #89629 0426 RR0001 (Pickering Village Museum Foundation | 1274905 Ontario Ltd.)


Pickering Museum Village | 905 683 8401 | 1.877.420.4666 | cityofpickering.com/museum
2365 Concession Rd. #6, Greenwood, ON L0H 1H0 CANADA
The museum village is just off Hwy. 7, between Brock Road and Westney Road in the Hamlet of Greenwood.

Website designed and maintained by Mary Cook© 2008, 2009, 2010 | Editorial input from Greg Oakes, PMVF Director, 2010