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In SS 17 Drummond βthe Innisville Schoolβ closed its doors along with the rest of the Lanark County schools and a local man had a dream that this once busy building be turned into a museum. Bill Drummond who lived across the street once went to school in that building in the s and already had a growing collection of Pioneer artifacts sitting on his front verandahβ not to mention the ongoing community donations once folks heard there might be a museum in Innisville.
It made sense to him that this former thriving community should have permanent memories from the once sizable population. Most of Innisville had been destroyed in a fire in the late 19th century and a lot of the town had moved away for a better future. That meant the dairy corner with the separator and the wood butter prints would be moving along with the lovely spool bed, clocks and hanging lamps.
Innisville history along with the Teachers desk that had sat there through the years along with the writing slates and quill pens would still be shared with the Lanark County folks. Thank you Bill Armstrong for caring so much about our local history to have given your free time to anyone who was interested in finding out about the past. History happens to all of us all the time.
Local history brings history home, it touches your life, the life of your family, your neighbourhood, your community. December 20, William John Armstrong. He was in his 80th year, and had been in failing health for some time. Armstrong and his wife, Annie Hudson. He was educated at Scotch Corners and Innisville. Armstrong was active in the community.
He was curator of the museum at Innisville from the time of its inauguration until his death. Predeceased by his wife, the former Annie Gardiner. They were married at Trinity Church, Ottawa, July 18, Carl Morris Peterborough. He was predeceased by a sister, Ethel Mrs. James Johnston and two brothers, Thomas and Herb Armstrong. The funeral service took place Dec. Roger Young, officiating.