Please consider joining us in preserving local history!
There are many ways to help.
"Everyone has something to give
and every act of generosity counts!"
Giving Tuesday
and every act of generosity counts!"
Giving Tuesday
Donations of funds to the museum may be made in one of three ways:
* by e-transfer to: [email protected]
* through Canada Helps at: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/m/39898
(search: Middleville and District Museum)
* in person ... the next time you pay us a visit (cash, cheque, e-transfer, debit or credit card)
Charitable receipts will be issued by Canada Helps for donations made through their website. Receipts are also available for donations made directly to the Museum upon request.
The museum is a registered charity (Business Number 889800975RR0001).
* by e-transfer to: [email protected]
* through Canada Helps at: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/m/39898
(search: Middleville and District Museum)
* in person ... the next time you pay us a visit (cash, cheque, e-transfer, debit or credit card)
Charitable receipts will be issued by Canada Helps for donations made through their website. Receipts are also available for donations made directly to the Museum upon request.
The museum is a registered charity (Business Number 889800975RR0001).
Honouring a loved one
Many families make donations to a favourite charity on behalf of a loved one.
If you have a history buff in your family consider donating to
The Middleville and District Museum in honour or memory of them.
Donations help fund the efforts to preserve local artifacts and family histories.
We are very grateful for our supporters.
Many families make donations to a favourite charity on behalf of a loved one.
If you have a history buff in your family consider donating to
The Middleville and District Museum in honour or memory of them.
Donations help fund the efforts to preserve local artifacts and family histories.
We are very grateful for our supporters.
Donations have been made in memory of the following people:
The Gift of Time
A donation of time through volunteering at the Museum is a great way to offer support. Visit our VOLUNTEERING page to find out more about how you could help. We offer a variety of opportunities for volunteers.
A donation of time through volunteering at the Museum is a great way to offer support. Visit our VOLUNTEERING page to find out more about how you could help. We offer a variety of opportunities for volunteers.
Our Partners
The Middleville and District Museum has many sponsors and partnerships that help with projects undertaken by volunteers. Local companies donate resources, materials and services to help reduce costs. This allows the Museum to achieve many of its goals.
The Middleville and District Museum has many sponsors and partnerships that help with projects undertaken by volunteers. Local companies donate resources, materials and services to help reduce costs. This allows the Museum to achieve many of its goals.
Halls Well Drilling, Blackburn Plumbing, Brad Larocque, Mike Sobol, Wendy Kennedy Sobol, JMM Electric, Mark Mikolaitis, Catherine Kelly, (late)John Brearly, Bob McKay, The Perth Planing Mill, Luke McLenaghan, Centennial Truss, Russ & Gene Borrowman, Timbermart, Ron Closs, John Hall, Lionel Easton, Wendell Cochran, Tackaberry Sand & Gravel. Kenny Lalonde (fence), Algonquin College (window replacement)
The Museum volunteers are grateful to Fluid Solar Roasted Coffee of Galbraith for generously providing coffee for Museum events. Thank you to McLaren Orchards of Renfrew for the donation of apples for Apple Day. Thank you to Geobern Farms for fall decoration items and thank you to Thompsontown for making and providing maple products for school children and events.
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Thank you to the Perth and District Community Foundation who has supported theMiddleville and District Museum with grants for
four successive years! The Museum was pleased to receive support to provide educational programs for the community and visitors for the 2024 season. The grant helped fund workshops and presentations on basket making, heritage plants and preserving photographs.
A special event featured the Hopetown Telephone Company.
In 2025, the foundation will provide funding for a Wedding Dress project
showcasing twenty dresses from the 1800's to the 1960's.
four successive years! The Museum was pleased to receive support to provide educational programs for the community and visitors for the 2024 season. The grant helped fund workshops and presentations on basket making, heritage plants and preserving photographs.
A special event featured the Hopetown Telephone Company.
In 2025, the foundation will provide funding for a Wedding Dress project
showcasing twenty dresses from the 1800's to the 1960's.
Our Wish list
The Middleville and Disrtict Museum takes on lots of projects throughout the year. Volunteers work on updating exhibits and general maintenance like painting and cleaning. The acquisition of additional land in 2021 has meant a whole lot of yard work to be done. Our volunteers need tools to complete various tasks so the museum has come up with a wishlist of items that would be very helpful in completing these tasks.
The museum is looking for the following gently used items:
*shop vacuum*
*hand held dust buster*
*round mouth shovels*
*branch pruners (large)*
*whipper snipper*
*watering pails*
*snow shovel*
*sledgehammer*
*wooden mallet*
*saw horse (3)* received! Thank you, Thompsontown
*screwdriver set* received! Thank you. C. S.
*small hand saw* received! Thank you, C.S.
If you have any of these items that you don't need anymore and would like to donate them to our Museum, please contact us by filling in the form below and we will make a connection. If you live in the Lanark Highlands area we can arrange for drop off or pick up. If you live further afield, but plan to visit the Museum in the future, let us know and bring the item along next season.
Thank you to all our great supporters. We are very grateful.