Petawawa

Petawawa is a town located in japanese part of Southern Ontario. It is situated in the Ottawa Valley. Petawawa is the maximum populous municipality in Renfrew County. Petawawa has a damp continental climate with long, bloodless, snowy winters and heat summers. Ontario Highway 17, Greyhound bus strains, Ontario Northlands bus carrier from Ottawa and the local business airport Pembroke Airport located in Petawawa, all provide get right of entry to to this town. Petawawa Heritage Village is a pioneer life museum and is domestic to original and duplicate homes on five acres.

Petawawa Heritage Village tells the story of rural communities inside the former township of Bucannon & Wyllie as well as Petawawa from 1880 to 1920 and the founding and development of the Town of Petawawa 1865. Operated by the Petawawa Heritage Society, the pioneer village is a must see for every body living in or journeying the vicinity. The Village hosts a significant range of occasions together with website hosting a Christmas Village, Halloween Haunted Village, A Medieval Revival and an entire host of different unique activities.

The Petawawa Heritage Society is the non-profit agency responsible for the improvement and upkeep of the Petawawa Heritage Village. As the stewards of our pre-1914 Canadian History, they're challenged with the continuing and ever growing duty to preserve and restore our many reveals. The mandate of the Society consists of accumulating and maintaining substances pertaining to the city and its environment: deciphering the history of the place through exhibitions, academic packages and publications; perpetuating the reminiscence and spirit of pioneers; encouraging historical research, these days & the next day, and retaining Petawawa Town Council informed on matters of historical interest.