Images of King Heritage and Cultural Centre
King Heritage and Cultural Centre and its collection
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The King Township Museum, located at 2920 King Street in King City, Ontario, Canada, serves as a local history museum for the King Township. It was formerly known as the Kinghorn Museum and is situated in the locality that was once known as Kinghorn, now a borough of the city of King. The museum is operated by the 'Parks, Recreation and Culture' organization led by Kathleen Fry.
The Building of the King Township Museum
The King Township Museum is housed in a building that was originally built in 1861 on the site of the Kinghorn School. This building holds the majority of the museum's collections. It has been renovated and expanded several times, most notably in 1958 and 1963, and was purchased by the municipality in 1978.
The Collection of the King Township Museum
The collection of the King Township Museum is extensive, containing over 1800 artifacts that are associated with the history of the township. These artifacts include a variety of items such as books, clothing, tools, and other household items. These collections provide a comprehensive insight into the local history and way of life.
Annual Events at the King Township Museum
The King Township Museum hosts several annual events that add to its appeal for visitors. These include a flea market, an evaluation of the collection of antique objects, a barbecue for its volunteers, and a tea reception organized at the beginning of summer by the 'Nobleton and King City Horticultural Society'. These events provide an opportunity for visitors to engage with the local community and experience the local culture.
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