Wolfville Historical Society and Randall House Museum

Our Mission

The Randall House Museum is operated by the Wolfville Historical Society [WHS]. The WHS is a registered Canadian Charitable Organization, incorporated in Nova Scotia by the Societies Act. The Society’s mission is to interpret and maintain the Randall House as a museum for the benefit of the residents of Wolfville, its surrounding communities, and its visitors. Responsibilities of The Society include:
• The employment of staff and volunteers to operate the Randall House as a seasonal museum
• The collection and preservation of records and objects of historical interest to Wolfville and the surrounding communities.
• Encouraging membership in The Society, interest in the museum and in local history, by means of meetings, historical addresses, and prepared historical papers.
• Advising the Town Council of Wolfville, or any of its commissions or committees, on matters related to preservation and presentation of the history of Wolfville, including the naming of streets and parks and the preservation of buildings.

Board of Directors

President: Martin Hallett  Vice-President: Kira Awrey  Treasurer: Greg Miller Secretary: Hilary Sircom Directors: Sarah Atkinson, Charles Curry, Wendy Elliott, Jasmine Renaud, Katherine Ryan, Chris Gertridge, and Sara Weintraub  Archivist: Sarah Atkinson Consulting Archivist: Heather Watts  Historian: John Whidden

Museum Staff

Curator: Krystal Tanner, Kelsey MacGowan (summer student) and Alex Dupuis (summer student)

To download a copy of our Reference and Policy Manual, click on the link below. WHS-Manual