The Chester Municipal Heritage
Society was established in 1981 to
promote and cultivate awareness
of the unique heritage of the
Municipality of the District of
Chester for the enjoyment and
benefit of present and future
generations through the
preservation of historically
significant properties and the
delivery of educational
programming.
About Us
Chester Municipal Heritage Society
Comprised of:
Lordly House Museum Maple Cottage - research centre
Chester Train Station Lordly Park
Hawboldt Display Forman Hawboldt - Inventor and Entrepreneur
You can view a portion our collection at
We also offer a show case of local talent at
Treasure Hunt information at
Lordly House Museum
Tuesday Afternoon Craft Circle - come and enjoy
conversation, crafts and a tea or coffee at the Chester Train Station 1 -3 PM
Wednesday Afternoon Craft Demonstrations - come and learn
how to gain information and make varied crafts at theTrain Station 1 -3 PM
2019 Events - Summer newsletter
June - Station 20 Handicraft Shoppe open - closed
on Sunday and Monday
June 18 - Lordly House open 10 - 4 Tuesday
to Saturday
August 10 - Paint in the park, Lordly tea, auction
Open for the season
New on line - the Heritage Society’s Darcy O’Connor
research materials - courtesy of D. Hennigar, and
D. Robar www.OakIslandMystery.com
