
ABOUT THE MUSEUM
The Osgoode Township Rural Museum’s mandate is to collect, preserve, display, study, interpret and make accessible the material and cultural heritage of the Osgoode Township as a means to further the understanding of the former Osgoode Township's significance to the greater Ottawa community as an example of rural and agricultural life.
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Museum Talk: From Petawawa to Passchendaele: Artillery Training on Canadian Soil, 1905-1918
Museum Talks are back! Join us November 13th to hear our guest speaker, Hazel Scott-Pankratz share her research on Canadians in the First World War. This talk explores...
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Broom Making Workshop with Sweeping Willows
We are excited to welcome Rachael Martin of Sweeping Willows for a broom making workshop at the museum. Participants will learn about harvesting broom corn and have the...
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March 10, 2025
Museum Talks: Ottawa's Early Baseball History 1865-1900

November 28, 2024
Museum Talk: The Board Does the Work:" Domestic Industrialisation and Laundry Technology

November 4, 2024
Museum Talk: Haunting Settled Ground: Haunted Heritage in Settler-Colonial Ontario

June 28, 2024
Osgoode Township Museum Launches "Sign My Book!" Website