On Saturday October 2, 2021 we held our Annual Pumpkin Patch Party. Although it was a rainy day we didn’t let that stop us from having some fun. Pumpkins were painted and fun was had with games, popcorn, and apple cider.
October 2019 construction began for the Wood Shop. As soon as the build was dried in, the relocation of the Stowe family’s ca. 1900 wood working machines, line shafts, pulleys and belts got underway. A big thank you to Vicky Stowe Williams, who was kind enough to write and share some photos of the Stowe
In 2019 construction began on the Fort and was finished in the summer of 2020. Dream it. A historical stockade fort built on the Museum property as a living tribute to those brave St. Lawrence County residents who mustered in and fought courageously in the American Civil War, 1861-1865. Located near the fort’s main entrance
https://slpowermuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IMG_1344.mov The Nevin Church was able to be used during our Spring Exhibition Show. Pastor Ward did an amazing job on the service. Former Members and show-goers filled the Church Sunday June 11th for the first Church service since its restoration at the SLPEM. Moving the Nevin Memorial Church from the Town of Lisbon to
The Museum’s Print Shop is a re-creation of a printing business that would typically be found in communities throughout St Lawrence County in the early 20th century. A shop such as this would handle printing needs for local schools and government as well as publish a weekly newspaper. The Print shop has some unique
In March of 2021 Earth work has begun for construction of a General Store at the Village Green. It will sit on its northwest corner not far from the Schoolhouse. The Store will have 1,300 square feet of exhibit space including dry goods, butcher shop, post office and an apothecary/drug store in the main section
