ST. ANDREWS HERITAGE CENTRE
[6 Riverview Street - St. Andrews]
East of Highway #9 on St. Andrews Road
and left on Riverview Street

TRIBUTES TO THE PAST
“It’s good to know your past to plot your future”

St. Andrews Heritage Centre is a living museum. Visitors can come to the centre with their friends and neighbours, have a cup of coffee or tea and conversation. You can also read a book or magazine from our library or perhaps have a friendly game of cards.

St. Andrews Heritage Centre is home to a wide selection of farm equipment, household and personal artifacts. We have a restored 1906 McLaughlin buggy, an original 1929 wedding dress, Armed Services uniforms and memorabilia, plus artifacts and personal articles belonging to Mabel Davis, the first lady bus driver in Canada.

The Heritage Centre is also available for birthday and anniversary parties or for meetings. To book the Centre for your event please contact: Irene Foster at 738-4424 or Barbara Gessner at 338-7483.

[There is no charge for the use of the Centre but donations are welcome]