It's a nice little museum. Historic house that was restored to allow some modern things such as LCD screens to show interactive videos. Yes, there are a few pieces of furniture but don't think you'll see the house as it originally was furnished. There is auxiliary room that houses a temporary exhibit (this time on photography--not bad). Friendly docents. I think most people will be done in 20 minutes. I read everything thoroughly and watched the videos. I took 40 minutes. Yes, it's a bit overpriced for what you get to see. I would suggest more like $6. Remember, visitors also have to pay for an hour or so of parking. There is no free parking for museum guests, which effectively...
Read moreThis is a delightful and fascinating new museum in Magog's historic Merry House. It brings to life Magog's earliest days, and provides insights into the role of the Merry family. A contemporary annex sheds light on the role of the textile industry in Magog's development, with emphasis on the human aspect. Throughout, modern museum techniques are used, to great effect. The original building has been beautifully renovated, and the recent additions are done in an attractive style, with lots of light. There is a nice small boutique, with tasteful objects related to all this history. The grounds have just been well landscaped. I recommend this museum to every...
Read moreThis is gorgeous - the artefacts are well-selected and presented, and the attention to detail amazing. Both exhibitions - permanent and temporary (W8banaki history and culture) - are excellent. I learned a lot, in an enjoyable way. Staff are super friendly, and I found the site very accessible (I have some mild mobility problems). I shall definitely return when next in the region (I...
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