Culture Days at The Thomas House

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À propos

The Oakville Historical Society is proud to participate In Culture Days. Join us to explore interactive demonstrations and learn about the life of early settlers at The Thomas House, built in 1829 as the original home of The Thomas Family, and now furnished and presented as a pioneer home of the 1830 - 1840's.

Mrs. Thomas would love to have you drop in for a visit! She will have Welsh Cakes cooking on her griddle!

See how her Oakville farm family lived in the 1830’s. Learn about their daily chores and try out some gadgets of the time.

Find out about ‘Jacob’s Ladder’, ‘button buzzers’ and ‘whimmy diddlers’ or try your hand at the ‘Game of Grace’.

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• Oakville Historical Society website page for Culture Days at The Thomas House oakvillehistory.org

Organisateur

Oakville Historical Society

Founded in 1953, The Oakville Historical Society is the official collector of archives for the Town of Oakville, and as a non profit, volunteer organization works to preserve and protect the historical heritage of the Town as well as promote it through its various activities and programs. The Society's extensive collections include original documents, pictures, newspapers, maps, albums, letters, diaries as well as a comprehensive historical and marine library.