Wolfville Historical Society, Randall House Museum

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Curator
Bonnie Elliott

Location
Randall House is located at
259 Main Street
Wolfville, NS, B4P 1C6
phone 542-9775
during museum hours

Hours & Admission
Open 1st June to 15 September
Tuesday to Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 1:30-5 Admission $2
children under 12 and
members free of charge

Parking Parking on west side of Victoria Avenue beside the Museum and on Main Street in front of Willow Park.

Become a WHS Member
or Volunteer
Click here to email us or
call our information line
at 542-9775
during museum hours

Wolfville Civic Memorial Book

This beautiful book was created to record and preserve the lifetime contributions of former residents of the community.
View the Memorial Book.

History of the Randall House
In past centuries The Randall House was strategically situated at the hub of village life.
View a history of the Randall House

Society Fund Raising
In addition to fund raising
locally in Wolfville,
the Society is registered with CANADA HELPS,
itself a charity which facilitates
on-line donation.

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(Closed for the season)

Historical Society Program & Meeting
In the fall, winter and spring, guest speakers address the monthly meetings (usually held in the Wolfville Fire Hall, 2 PM.) on topics of historical interest which the public is encouraged to attend. Admission is free.

Summer Job Pla cements Needed

Job Title : Collection Digitization Project Assistant
Duration – 16 weeks
Start date - May 14 – Aug 31

And

Job Title: Interpretive Guide – Environmental Heritage

Salary: $11/ hour 35 hours per week

Start date: June 26th – Sept 2, 21012

For complete details including a Candidate profile: click here.

For more of our activities see our Events and Programs page.

Wednesday, May 16 at 2 p.m. in the Wolfville Fire Hall.
Marianne Gates will be speaking on "The Landscape of Grand Pre, potential UNESCO World Heritage Site".

Wolfville Train Station : Men talking on Main Street : Wolfville Harvbour from Randall's Hill

Wolfville Train Station : Men talking on Main Street : Wolfville Harbour from Randall's Hill