The Dundas Museum and Archives invites you to join us this summer for the Parallel Destinies Speaker Series and celebrate our artistic heritage. The Parallel Destinies Speaker Series will explore the lives and careers of the two great Canadian landscape…
Dundas Museum and Archives is proud to present “Parallel Destinies”, the first comprehensive visual essay in the work of the two great Canadian landscape artists Homer Watson and Carl Ahrens. The show follows their lives and careers, highlighting similarities and differences,…
The spring has just flown by and the Museum’s feature exhibition, Unrolled: Piecing Together Our Textile History has come and gone. Have a look at our newest video; an the inside look at what was involved in curating and installing…
One of the most eye catching aspects of St Paul’s United Church is the abundance of stained glass windows encompassing the historic building. Among the twenty-four stained glass memorial windows, the church has panels that were salvaged from the…
Private Goldwin McCausland Pirie was born April 12th, 1894, to Hester Emma McCausland (1858-1901) and Alexander Fraser Pirie (1849-1903). Unfortunately, Goldwin Pirie would lose both his parents as a child. He and his siblings were raised by his paternal aunt,…
