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Elbow Grease

The weather is the best example of change and unpredictability. So, we shouldn't really all be that surprised that winter has been delayed by a couple of months, considering how unpredictable 2020 was.

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What our Visitors are saying - - View Tripadvisor Reviews

Community-based archives are vital elements in historical research. McCulloch House is one of those gems where an engaged, well-trained and knowledgeable staff offer not only professional support but also important links into the local research community.

DANIEL SAMSON

Associate Professor Hist

Brock University

The McCulloch House Museum and Genealogy Centre holds a wealth of photographs, maps, books, Newspapers, family records and artifacts related to Pictou County. I found the staff to be exceptionally helpful and knowledgeable about the history of the region. I highly recommend.

ALLISON L. MACKINNON,

Researcher

Sherwood Park, Alberta

The McCulloch House Reasearch Centre is a wonderful place to research your Nova Scotia ancestors and history, especially that of Pictou County. There are abundant resources of different kinds which are easily accessible. Best of all is the staff, both Michelle Davey and Teresa MacKenzie are warm, welcoming, and very knowledgable and helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent there.

ANN STEVENS

Author of Children of the Hector

Ontario

The McCulloch Genealogy Centre offers much to the researcher, as well as the history buff and tourist. The displays of local artifacts are attractively presented and are evocative of Pictou’s storied past. The Centre has a wide selection of archival documents which are invaluable to the historian and genealogist. The staff are highly professional and well-informed.

LAURIE STANLEY-BLACKWELL

JOHN BLACKWELL

Antigonish, NS

Giving thanks to McCulloch Heritage Centre for choosing Michelle Davey and Teresa MacMaster-MacKenzie as Research assistants to provide material and to assist visitors when they arrive at the Centre for research. They continue to carry on with history here at McCulloch Heritage Centre!

MARJORIE JOHNSON FRASER

Researcher

TONEY MILLS, NS