Treasure Chest Museum
407 Queen Street N0G 2N0 Paisley, ON, Canada

Vintage Paisley Inn photo.

Vintage photo of Paisley’s Main Street.

An article on the founder of the Treasurer Chest Museum!

Vintage Paisley photo.

The following is a link to the UK rations during World War II years. Many had ‘Victory Gardens’ to supplement a family’s needs. Note toilet paper isn’t on the list as lots of newspapers were available! https://www.historic-uk.com/Cul/Rationing-in-World-War-Two/

CANCELLED due to COVID-19. Hope to reschedule for dam 2029. Bus trip this year to Lucan, Ontario to recognize the 140th anniversary of the #Donnelly tragedy. Also visiting the Cowbell Brewing Co.

A bit of Paisley’s history preserved. Thank you for sharing!

Sharing some area summertime history.

The Bruce is now offered on DVD, Blue-Ray as well a companion book. See details on how to get your copy in link!

Creating more history around Paisley with a Quilt Trail.

Sharing the Bruce County Historical Society YouTube video on their 2018 AGM topic, "German Settlers in Bruce County" by Pat Kelly found on the Meetings page of their website www.brucecountyhistory.on.ca

Changes on the way to Paisley...

Holiday House Tour sponsored by the Treasure Chest Museum and Saturday, December 8, 2018 from 10 am to 4 pm Cost is $20 which includes a light lunch served at the Museum from 11:30 am to 1 pm.... For tickets contact Judy at 519-353-5638 or Carolyne Hodgins at 519-353-4252 Feel free to share this poster with your friends! See more

Thank you to Diane Mitchell for sharing with us this photo from Paisley Public School 1950. Grades 1 & 2 (Left to Right): Marg McClure, Lyn Parker, Catherine McMullen, Glen Thompson, Leona McMullen, Gwen Thompson, Mari McDonald, Rory McDonald, Ron Abbs, Carol Leitch, ??? Oulette, and Gloria Howe. If these are incorrect please send us a message!

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Come and see all the lovely displays of Nativities and Angels at the Treasure Chest Museum in Paisley. The Museum will be open from November 16th to 18th and 23rd to 25th, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Everyone is Welcome! Admission is by donation. For more information please call 519-353-7176. Please feel free to share this with your friends and family.