Ross Farm Museum

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  • Ross Farm Museum-Participation Days

    Ross Farm Museum

    Want to experience Nova Scotia history first hand? This long weekend (Sept. 5th - 7th) visit us at Ross Farm Museum! Our knowledgeable and friendly interpreters will be giving you a chance to try your hand at the everyday skills once used on rural farms many years ago. It's your chance to work in the...Read more >

  • Ross Farm Museum: Annual Maritime Scything Competition

    Ross Farm Museum

    The annual hand scything competition will be held, along with other activities like the hay on the fork lift. Check our website for updates. For more information or to sign up, please call 1-877-689-2210 or email us at rossfarm@novascotia.ca

  • Ross Farm Museum: Mill Day

    Ross Farm Museum

    Join us at Ross farm today to hear the roar of the saws and the smell of freshly cut spruce and balsam fir as the mill produces barrel staves and heads for our cooperage shop.

  • Ross Farm Museum: Antique Engine Club

    Ross Farm Museum

    Members of the Gasoline Engine Club will be on hand with displays and demonstrations of older style farm equipment.

  • Ross Farm Museum: Nothing but the Flax

    Ross Farm Museum

    Today at the museum, the staff will be on hand to inform and demonstrate the steps involved from planting the seed to the spinning of the fiber.

  • Ross Farm Museum: New Ross Birthday

    Ross Farm Museum

    Today is the 199th Birthday of the settlement of New Ross. Cake will be served in the Rosebank Cottage.

  • Ross Farm Museum: The Village Blacksmith

    Ross Farm Museum

    Visit our blacksmith shop this weekend and chat with our Smithy. Learn about the important roll a blacksmith played in the community.

  • Ross Farm: Mill Day

    Ross Farm Museum

    Join us to hear the roar of the saws and the smell of the freshly cut spruce and balsam fir as the mill produce barrel staves and heads for our cooperage shop.

  • Ross Farm: Tatting Demonstration

    Ross Farm Museum

    Join the Ross Farm Museum in the Rosebank Cottage on Saturday and Sunday to chat with our interpreters as they demonstrate the beautiful art of both needle and shuttle tatting.