On exhibit at the Haliburton Museum:
Reid House, the jewel in the museum’s crown is open from Victoria Day weekend until Thanksgiving. Dating from 1882, the house was the museum’s first home, and it has been referred to as our “largest artifact“. The house was built by John Russell Reid Jr. around the time of his marriage to Janet Clinkscale and it remained in the Reid family until 1967. The house has been restored to the turn of the twentieth century.