Petawawa Heritage Village
Petawawa Heritage Village
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    • Home
    • About us
    • Historical Sites
      • Blacksmith Shop
      • General Store
      • Leder Haus
      • Molson House
      • Pole Barn
      • Railway Station
      • School House
      • Stable
      • Woodworking Shop
      • Trapper Cabin
      • Wigwam
      • Wood Fired Oven
    • History
      • The Leder Family
      • The Gust Family
      • The Radtke Family
      • The Telegraph
      • Canadian Internment Camps
      • Petawawa Timeline
    • The Society
    • Contact Us
  • Home
  • About us
  • Historical Sites
    • Blacksmith Shop
    • General Store
    • Leder Haus
    • Molson House
    • Pole Barn
    • Railway Station
    • School House
    • Stable
    • Woodworking Shop
    • Trapper Cabin
    • Wigwam
    • Wood Fired Oven
  • History
    • The Leder Family
    • The Gust Family
    • The Radtke Family
    • The Telegraph
    • Canadian Internment Camps
    • Petawawa Timeline
  • The Society
  • Contact Us

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President - Tom Brushett

petawawaheritagevillage1@outlook.com


Secretary - Sherry Osmond & Donna Gagnon

petawawaheritagevillage2@outlook.com


Treasurer - Diana Garrett-Power

treasurer.petawawavillage@gmail.com


Director of Marketing and Communications - Jesse Baril and Michelle Baril

petawawavillage@gmail.com


Director of Aboriginal Heritage - Janice Harrison

janerito63@gmail.com


Memberships - Suzanne Duncan

memberships.petawawavillage@gmail.com


The Petawawa Heritage Society is the non-profit organization responsible for the development and maintenance of the Petawawa Heritage Village. As the stewards of our pre-1914 Canadian History, we are challenged with the ongoing and ever growing responsibility to preserve and restore our many exhibits.


Our volunteers and donors play an key role in our development. Much of what you see is the result of our dedicated volunteers and the generosity of our donors. In order for us to continue to provide our visitors from all around the world with an exceptional historical experience we need your help.

VOLUNTEERS

Our volunteers are the life of this Village. From our onsite interpreters to behind-the-scenes laborers and administrators, we rely on our dedicated team to help our history come alive. We provide all necessary training to ensure that each one of our volunteers finds their place in our past.


Volunteering offers you the opportunity to:
• Meet amazing new people.

• Become immersed in our local history.

• Earn hours towards high school graduation.
• Receive free admission to the museum and all special events.

• Gain valuable experience working with the public in a museum.

• Share a passion for or learn new skills related to a historic trade.



If you would like to become a member of the Petawawa Heritage Village, volunteer for events or participate as a re-enactor please email us at petawawavillage@gmail.com

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