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Penetanguishene Centennial Museum & Archives

Address: 13 Burke Street,
Penetanguishene, ON L9M 1C1

The past of the most historic town west of Quebec City is proudly displayed in the 135-year-old Centennial Museum. Built in 1875 by Karl Maxillian (Charles) Beck the former C. Beck Lumber office and General Store became the Town's Museum in 1967 in celebration of the Country's 100th birthday. Condemned to close in 1991, an extensive fundraising campaign by the Friends of the Museum saved it.

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The Centennial Herald Quarterly Newsletter

The Centennial Herald Quarterly Newsletter is a newsletter to inform and update our members about ongoing activities and events at the Penetanguishene Centennial Museum & Archives. 

To view past newsletters, click on the date below: 

History

Everything you need to know about the Museum History

Volunteer

Everything you need to know about volunteering

Rentals

Everything you need to know about rentals

Penetanguishene Centennial
Museum & Archives

13 Burke Street,
Penetanguishene, ON
L9M 1C1
T: 705-549-2150
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