uxbridge museum newsletter june 2016

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Monthly E-Newsletter

In This Issue...

New Exhibits at the Centre Page 2

News Pages 3-5

News from the Uxbridge-Sco Historical

Society

Page 6-7

Meet our Summer Sta Page 8

Upcoming Events Pages 9-11

Visit the Vintage Nook Gi Shop Page 12

Hold Your Next Event at Uxbridge Historical

Centre

Page 13

Membership

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June 201

The Historical Centre opens to the public for tours on Saturday, June 4th. Drop by for an

excellent tour of the Centre’s 10 historic buildings by one of our sta or student tour

guides from Wed-Sun, 10am-4pm unl September 25th. Don’t forget to bring the family

or the ‘Family Kite Fesval’ on Father’s Day (Sunday, June 19th), and also for our third

annual ‘Heritage Challenge Car Rally’ happening on Sunday June 26th; see inside for de-

ails.

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QUICK LINKS Gravel paths wind around our historic buildings and heritage gardens, sheltered by maples andpine trees. Pictured are the Fih Line Church (circa 1870), Quaker Hill Schoolhouse (circa 1924)

and Orange Lodge Hall (1856), just three of 10 historic buildings at the Centre.

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New Exhibits at the Centre

Permanent Displays

Staff will be using the 2016 season to refresh and enhance a number of exhibits in the Carmody House a

he Scott Township Municipal Hall as part of an ongoing effort to enhance visitor experience at the CentreWe are excited to ‘change up’ these exhibits as it allows us to bring items out of storage that may not hav

been seen by the public for a while. The Museum’s collection grows each year as we accept donations of

artifacts, archival materials and photographs that preserve our important local history. We take any oppor

unity to showcase our history through permanent and special displays.

f you visited us last year, you may have noticed that a number of the museum’s heritage buildings acqu

new information panels recounting the building’s history. We will be designing new information panels for

he remaining buildings this year.

We will keep you updated on these projects through the e -newsletter, and hope to see you at the Centre

his season.

An Uxbridge Story in Stone’ - Stone Sculpture Sesquicentennial Project

his season the Historical Centre is pleased to host an ‘Artist-in-Residence’. Local sculptor Fly Freeman

ll be on site several days a week carving a new piece of public art celebrating Uxbridge’s history. Due

be unveiled in 2017 for Canada’s 150th birthday (final location to be decided), it will be fascinating to

atch ‘An Uxbridge Story in Stone’ take shape. Fly will be using traditional hand tools, such as hammernd chisel, for her work and the public is invited to visit and watch her at work. Watch for details about

y’s schedule and related workshops and lectures that will be held at the museum. An Open House for

e project will be held on June 9th at 7pm in the Museum Schoolhouse.

useum staff and members of the Township’s

rts and Visual Enhancement Committee

AVEC) who are leading this project, have de-

eloped education programs related to the

culpture’s theme. School classes are invited

come to watch Fly at work and take part in

lated programming. Call the museum to book

our school visit .

he Historical Centre is honoured to be host-

g Fly Freeman and this project. We hope you

ll visit the Historical Centre to watch this

onderful tribute to Uxbridge’s heritage unfold. Artist Fly Freeman standing next to a full size replica of thstone panels she will be carving.


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News

Historic Horse and Wagon Tour of Uxbridge– Free Event, Saturday June 4th

Sponsored by Heritage Uxbridge, this guided horse and wagon tour takes you on a journey past man

Uxbridge’s most significant heritage properties on Saturday, June 4th. Tours begin at 10:00a.m. and de

across from Trinity United Church (20 First Avenue, Uxbridge) every 15 minutes. The last tour depar

1:30p.m. This tour is FREE for all and an opportunity for the whole family to engage in Uxbridge’s un

history.

Out for a buggy ride in downtown Uxbridge, date unknown.

From the Historical Centre’s photograph archives.

one for Sculpture Project Delivered

Artist and sculptor Fly Freeman looks on as the stone for the Sesquicentennial sculpture project was de

ered and unloaded at the Centre. Freeman will be on site at the Centre several days a week carving a

piece of public art celebrating Uxbridge’s history. Due to be unveiled in 2017 for Canada’s 150th birthda

will be fascinating to watch ‘An Uxbridge Story in Stone’ take shape.


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Uxbridge Dog Park

If you’ve driven past the Historical Centre lately, you may have noticed the ogoing construction on the new Fire Hall (along Brock St.) and the work beidone in the field south of the Museum site (at the corner of Con. 6 and BroStreet). This is the site for the new Uxbridge Dog Park, a large fenced -in arwhere our 4-legged friends can roam and play off -leash. The latest news is ththe Dog Park is due to open in the Fall.

Has it really been 45 years?

On April 6, 1971, a dedicated group of history-minded individuals concerned about preserving thheritage of Uxbridge Township came together to form the first board of the Uxbridge -Scott Historcal Society. By the next month they were negotiating to establish the Quaker Hill School as the sof a museum.

he Uxbridge-Scott Museum was officially opened on May 27 th, 1972. From one building and a small colle

on of artifacts, the Uxbridge Historical Centre, as it is now known, has grown to ten buildings and a hugeollection of artifacts and archival materials, most donated by the local community. Such an achievementould not have been possible without the effort and support of a huge number of volunteers, and a suppore Town Council and local community. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who mad

his museum a reality and continue to help keep the history of Uxbridge Township alive for present and fu-ure generations.

Start Your ‘Uxbridge Geocaching Treasure Quest’ at Uxbridge Historical Centre

As part of Uxbridge’s Healthy Kids’ Community Challenge Initiatives, your family c

take part in a Geocaching treasure quest to earn a collectible Trail Capital of Ca

da geo-coin. Stop by the Historical Centre to pick up your passport and instructio

and, in case you don’t own your own GPS unit or smartphone, you can borrow

GPS unit from the Centre.

What is Geocaching? Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS

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devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then search for the geocac

(container) hidden at that location. A cache always contains a logbook or log sheet for you to log your fin

and may contain “treasures” that you can take, as long as you leave something of equal value behind

he next finder. Geocaching is a great activity for all ages!


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Weddings and Events at the Centre

The Centre has been experiencing an increase in wedding and special event book

in the last few years, and this year the trend continues with multiple weddings bo

so far. The Centre is a beautiful venue to hold a wedding or event with its historic b

ings, panoramic view, and heritage gardens. Do you have an event coming up? W

fer very reasonable rates and yours will be the only special event taking place hethat time. Call or email us to book a consultation with staff about your event. Conta

at 905-852-5854 or [email protected].

Do you Like to Play Horseshoes?

Did you know that the Historical Centre has two horseshoe pitches on site that the public can use?

like to play horseshoes, or would like to learn, visit our pitches (between the Gould-Carmody House

Nesbitt shed on site) to enjoy a fun game on top of the panoramic Quaker Hill. The pitches are free

please bring your own horseshoes outside of business hours.

We are considering starting a Horseshoe Club for men & women and would meet once a week to plHorseshoes. If this is something you would be interested in joining call Bob Kirvan at 905 852 9176

email at [email protected]. for further information.

Our Condolences

We were very sad to hear of the passing of Elsie Wood, a much loved Uxbridge resident, tireless volunteer fo

many community organizations, and a long serving Historical Society Board member. Elsie and her late hus-

band Bill Wood were involved with the establishment of the museum and active volunteers at the Centre

throughout the years. Our condolences to Elsie’s family and friends – she will be greatly missed.

Elsie Wood with Allan McGillivray in the Fifth Line Church

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am glad to be able to communicating to you in the June newsletter and bring the latest information from the Histoociety to you, our members. We held our AGM and Public Meeting on Tuesday May 17 at the Legion. Our speas Jody Mitic, a Canadian Armed Forces Veteran who served in Afghanistan and was wounded in battle and lostf his legs and has persevered and flourished with his life. We moved the event to the Legion due to the anticiprge crowd and they didn’t disappoint as we had over 160 people in attendance. Uxbridge's own Ted Barris interviody and engaged questions from the audience. Blue Heron Books sold out Jody’s books (and he stayed and sivery one!) and it was a terrific evening!

eritage Days planning is in full swing and we have decided to make some more adjustments to the format. On Say August 27, we will be holding a Hoedown at the Museum grounds from 7 to 11 pm under a big tent. The Hoed

an outdoor celebration fundraiser with live music, country style BBQ dinner, best costume awards, award winraft beer, cider, and wine. On Sunday, we will be holding our traditional Heritage Days events and exhibits on theeum grounds with all the buildings open, Kids Zone, antique tractors and cars, live music at the Gazebo.

We will be holding a really neat new event on Sept 4 on the Museum Grounds. The Rev-It-Up Hot Rod and Cu

how!

It's an annual event that has been held annually for many years.

The event will be raising money for the Hial Society for us to put towards projects for the Museum. You can see the details here http://www.roddermagazinevitup.htm

he Society is reviving the Allan McGillivray bursary for a deserving Uxbridge Secondary School who is pursuing udies in History. As you know, USS students travel to Europe almost annually for a historical study trip to Vimy Rn April 2017 for the 100th Anniversary of Vimy Ridge) and to other countries such as Italy. We have committed S

funds on an annual basis and accepting additional donations to top this amount up. At this point, the bursary200 (Note: $ 500 from the Society and $ 700 donated so far from Society members). We are working with Uxbrish McDonald, the teacher who organizes the Vimy Ridge tours, on the details.

partnership with Wynn Walters, Uxbridge's renowned sculptor (most recently with the life size statue of Lucy Montgomery at the Leaskdale Manse) is working on plans to commission another life size sculpture of another impoxbridgian - Lt Col Sam Sharpe. We continue the Society's good work to ensuring that his legacy of honour and vnd also dealing with mental health issues in the form of PTSD is preserved and lessons learned from his life. Ine of our own Bob Kirvan who highlighted Sam Sharpe's local history to then MP Erin O'Toole and from ther'Toole has been a great supporter. Historical Society President Brad Buss was fortunate enough to be in attendt the 3rd Annual Sam Sharpe Mental Health breakfast held in Ottawa on May 5th at the Parliament Buildings co-hoy MP Erin O'Toole and retired Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire.

We will be reaching out for Membership renewals and are very thankful for your continued support. Your Membevital to support the Uxbridge Historical Centre and to the mission of the Uxbridge -Scott Historical Society. As a rred Canadian Charity, the Society supports the Historical Centre both financially and through volunteering.

All f

o towards the Historical Centre. If you haven’t renewed your membership, please send in your membership formenewals. You can download it here in Adobe PDF format – Uxbridge Historical Society Membership Form

s always, we love to hear from you with feedback, ideas for new projects and Public Meetings, how we can do bnd if you are interested in helping out! Please email us at [email protected] or call Brad a09 2354

-Brad Buss, President, Uxbridge-Scott Historical So

News from the Uxbridge-Scott Historical Society

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An Evening with Master Cpl. Jody Mitic


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Meet Our Student Staff

athleen Vahey, Collections Management Assistant ello! My name is Kathleen Vahey and I'm very excited to be returning to the Uxbridge Historical Centre as the Cons Management Assistant for a second summer of learning and fun. In April I completed my undergraduate degr

ncient Mediterranean Studies (with minors in History and Women and Gender Studies) from Wilfrid Laurier UniveWaterloo, Ontario. With my love for history as well as the experience I gained at the Centre last year and after m

scussions with my professors and the curators here, I was confident in the decision to continue my education leabout museums. Therefore, I will be attending the University of Toronto for the next two years while I complete a Mrs of Museum Studies.

m delighted to experience more at the Historical Centre this summer and gather even more knowledge about musend the history of Uxbridge. I look forward to meeting you at the Centre this summer! the best,

athleen V.

yssa Jeffrey– Historical Interpreter

ello everyone! My name is Alyssa Jeffrey and I am very excited to be working at the Uxbridge Historical Centre thismmer as the Historical Interpreter! In September I will be going into my fourth year at Trent University studying Enh Literature and Cultural Studies. I want to continue my education after my undergraduate and go for a Masters in

ary and Information Sciences where I hope to focus my studies on archiving to keep my options open for museumudies. I have always had a passion for history and am very excited to learn more about the local history as well asach others as they visit the site this summer. I have lived in Port Perry, just 15 minutes East of Uxbridge, my whole

nd throughout that time I always enjoyed visiting Uxbridge and exploring its beautiful natural landscape as well as tany historical sites it has to offer. I am very grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this community and help shatriguing history with others. I can't wait to see you here sometime this summer!

ncerely,yssa J.

Carly McAdam– Historical Centre and Tourism Reception

ello! It’s great to be back! My name is Carly McAdam and I am returning to the Historical Centre for my third summ

n a row. As an update, I have just graduated from Trent University with a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature whe accompanying Dean’s List honours. I specialized in Middle English and children’s literature, but in my last year variety of Canadian literature courses which I greatly enjoyed. I’ve had an amazing experience away at university

nd am ready to take on whatever waits for me in the future! For the present, I am happy and fortunate enough to rurn to the Historical Centre and work alongside the amazing summer staff. We have lots planned so be sure to stond ask me or any other of the Museum staff about what’s going on!

ee you on the Museum grounds,

Carly M.

Le: Alyssa, Kathlee

and Carly


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Upcoming Events

Family Kite Fesval

Sunday, June 19th, 1-3pm

Come to the Historical Centre on Sunday, June 19th (Father’s Day) for the first an

nual Uxbridge Family Kite Festival! Bring your own kite or make one at the eve

to fly on the windy and panoramic Historical Centre grounds. Also enjoy kids’ activ

ities, face painting, music, and prizes. This is a FREE event! Pre-register

www.taketimeuxbridge.ca

Heritage Challenge Car Rally

Sunday, June 26th, 1-4pm

Join us on a whole new driving adventure through Uxbridge town and countrysid

on the third annual Car Rally! This is a Team event, exciting and fun for all ages

Bring your family, friends and co-workers. The cost is only $40/Team, which i

cludes up to 4 adults, and any kids 15 & under are free! Our theme this year

‘’On Vacation’. Dressing for the theme is encouraged and may win you a prize!

The 'Heritage Challenge Car Rally' will have you touring Uxbridge Township's sce

nic countryside visiting historic sites, farms, public green-spaces, and hidde

treasures to solve clues and riddles on this exciting driving adventure for poin

and PRIZES! We bet you’ll visit places you’ve never been before! Pre-register

www.uxbridgehistoricalcentre.com/carrally to be eligible for a great early-bird priz

or register at the Museum Schoolhouse the day of the event.

An Uxbridge Story in Stone– Sculpture Project

Open House on Thursday, June 9th at 7pm

Watch the Arst at Work: Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Thursday ae

noons and evening

This season the Historical Centre is pleased to host an ‘Artist-in-Residence’. Loca

sculptor Fly Freeman will be on site at the Centre several days a week carving a

new piece of public art celebrating Uxbridge’s history. Due to be unveiled in 2017

for Canada’s 150th birthday (final location to be decided), it will be fascinated to

watch ‘An Uxbridge Story in Stone’ take shape. Fly will be using traditional hand

tools, such as hammer and chisel for her work and the public is invited to visit the

Centre and watch her at work. Watch for details about Fly’s schedule and related

workshops and lectures that will be held at the museum. Join us at the Open

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45th Annual Heritage Days

Hoe-Down - Saturday August 27th : 7-11pm

Heritage Day - Sunday August 28th : 10am-5pm

Rev-

It-

Up Hot Rod and Custom Car Show Fundraiser

Sunday, September 4th, 10am-4pm

The Rev-It-Up Rod and Custom Car Show Fundraiser will be taking place on

Uxbridge Historical Centre grounds this year. For more information, or to regis

to be a part of this show, please visit: http://www.roddermagazine.ca/revitup.h

Art on the Fringe

Sat/Sun, September 16 & 17

For its second year, the Uxbridge Art Association’s former “Siloam Studio Stop

moves to the Uxbridge Historical Centre for ‘Art on the Fringe’! A variety of artis

with their original works for sale in one convenient location. Tour the museum

buildings and grounds and see heritage demonstrations and artisans at work. R

freshments, picnic tables and the best view in town.

Lecture: ‘Every Trail Has A Story’: Heritage Travel in Canada

Thursday, September 22nd at 7pm in the Schoolhouse

Join local author, outdoor adventurist, educator, and story-teller Bob Hender

for a talk about following historical trails, heritage travel, and stories from acr

all of Canada East to West - North to South. Canada is packed with intrigu

places for travel where heritage and landscape interact to create stories that

our imagination. Scattered across the land are incredible tales of human

over the centuries. From the Majorville rock formation (dated as being older th

Stonehenge), through the systems of walking trails developed by pre-con

Native Peoples, and the fur trade routes, to the more recent grand stories of

Chilkoot Gold Rush of 1897, Bob Henderson, the traveller, captures our liv

history in its relationship to the land. This talk is by donation, please arrive ea

to guarantee your seat.

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Harvest Church Service

Sunday, September 25th at 1pm

An interdenominational service will take place in Uxbridge Historical C

tre's historic Fifth Line Church (c.1870). Reverend Dr. Bill Fritz will be lea

ing the service. This church was originally located in Coppins Corners a

was relocated to the museum grounds in 1979. Following the service,

freshments will be available in the Centre's historic Quaker Hill Scho

house (c.1924), and guests are welcome to snip and take home herita

herbs from the Centre’s ’Garden of Herbs and Scents’.

Canadian Friends’ (Quakers) Historical Associaon

Conference and Annual General Meeng

Saturday, September 24

Join the Canadian Friends’ Society for their Conference and Annual Gen-eral Meeting, held this year at Uxbridge Historical Centre. The full day program will include:

The morning Business Meeting held in the manner of Friends

An afternoon bus tour of notable local Quaker sites with tour guide All

McGillivray

Dinner and keynote presentation with Allan McGillivray, well known

speaker, historian and former curator of the Uxbridge Historical Centre

Non-members are welcome to attend. Details about registration will be in

the summer issue of their publication, ‘The Meetinghouse’, or on their we

site: www.cfha.info

Thank You

Museum Gardens

A big thank you to our volunteer gardeners who have done a wonderful jo

beautifying the museum gardens and grounds. They

have been busy adding new plants and nurturing the

existing ones. The site looks lovely thanks to all of

their hard work and care.

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Uxbridge Historical Centre

(Uxbridge-Scott Museum & Archives)

7239 Concession Road 6, Uxbridge, ON ◊ (905) 852-5854 ◊ [email protected]

Your membership and donaons help maintain and improve the Uxbridge Historical Centre keeping our heritage

alive for present and future generaons. Your support allows us to preserve and enrich the collecon, bring in in-

teresng guest speakers, and hold special events such as Heritage Days.

Your annual membership provides benets such as:

Direct nancial support to Uxbridge Historical Centre

Free guided tours of the Museum site

10% discount in the Kydd House gi shop

10% discount for use of Historical Centre grounds for private funcons

Reduced rates for workshops, special events and use of Historical Centre Archives

Newsleers

Invitaons to members-only events (such as exhibit openings)

Advance noce of upcoming events

Enjoyable Historical Society and Museum public meengs and events

You can download a membership form from the Society website at hp://uxbridgescohistoricalsociety.ca/wp-content/

uploads/2016/05/Uxbridge-Historical-Society-Membership-form-nal-2015.pdf

Enjoy Great Benefits as a Member
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