Ross Farm Museum

Join the Ross farm staff as they demonstrate straw braiding in the Rosebank Cottage.

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.

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.

Join us on Canada Day at the Rosebank Cottage for cake and refreshments!

What better way to celebrate the start of summer than to join the annual pumpkin planting days at Ross Farm Museum. Bring the children and let them plant a pumpkin seed, then they can return in the fall and harvest their pumpkin.

We will be demonstrating sheep shearing, spinning & dying wool. Learn about the importance of sheep to early settlers and about the work involved to produce yarn and how woolen yarn was used to make material for the clothing necessary for cold winter days.

Come join the Atlantic Canadian World War II Living History Association while they are at the Ross Farm Museum.