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Piece by piece, log by log, volunteers put together the new Williams Pavilion at the
Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan, where a heritage barn donated by John and
Marietta Quigley is being re-assembled. The pavilion, recognizing Jean and Blair
Williams’ contributions to themuseum, is the second newbuilding to appear on the site
this year. Earlier this summer, a one-room schoolhouse was moved from Laggan to the
museum. The two newadditions bring themuseum’s collection of heritage buildings to
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Glengarry’s
dark secrets
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D UNVEGAN
If you love a good ghost story, prepare
to be frightened and enlightenedOctober
29 at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in
Dunvegan.
“J’aimerais remercier tous les résidents de Glengarry-Prescott-Russell qui ont pris le temps d’exercer leur droit démocratique et qui sont allés voter aux scrutins par anticipa- tion ou le 6 octobre. Je vous remercie très sincèrement pour avoir démontré votre confiance en moi et m’avoir élu le candidat vainqueur pour les élections provinciales . Je peux vous assurer que je travaillerai fort à représenter vos intérêts à Toronto. Nous avons eu une campagne incroyable et je suis très fier de notre équipe.” ”I would like to thank all the residents of Glengarry Prescott Russell for taking the time to exercise their democratic right to go vote either at the advanced polls or on October 6th. Thank you for placing your confidence in me and making me the elected candidate in the 2011 Provincial Elections. Rest as- sured that I will work hard to represent your interests at Queen’s Park. We had an amazing campaign and I am very proud of our team.” Forward. Together. Avancer. Ensemble.
Visitorswillbeabletowalkwith“Ghosts
of the Museum” and hear their stories of
dark secrets fromGlengarry’s past, in both
French and English.
Story tellers will be spinning tales in the
Trapper’s Cabin, the Star Inn, the Stewart
Barn and the Orange Lodge. Less ghoulish
tours, especially for children, will start at 4
p.m. in English and 4:15 p.m. in French.
Full-fledgedghastly, ghostly tours start at 5
p.m. in both English and French and
continue into the evening. Pre-registration
at
613-527-5230
or
info@glengarrypioneermuseum.ca before
October 28 would be appreciated. There
willbeawitches’brewandotherfrightening
refreshments as part of the tour.
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“Glengarry has such a rich history and
part of that history is a fewdark secrets and
‘ghostly’ revelations,” says one of the
organizers, RosemaryO’Flaherty, a former
MuseumCurator and Past President of the
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Glengarry Historical Society. “We have
designed these tours to have ‘ghost’
presenters at each of the four locations,
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ready to reveal those dark secrets in both
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Whilenotconfirmedatthiswriting,there
may also be a special presentation by the
Ottawa Paranormal Senses group who
visited the PioneerMuseum inAugust and
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sensed the presence of spirits from
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Glengarry’s past. Admission to this special
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haunting event is $5 for adults and $3 for
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children under 12.
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