Two local landmarks received a touch of history this week as new interpretive signs were installed at the Dufferin Historical Museum.
The Boyne School and the Town Whistle, both cherished symbols of Carman’s past, now feature signage explaining their origins and significance. Visitors can learn how each piece played a role in the community’s development and daily life.
“The signs add another layer of storytelling to our museum grounds,” said museum volunteer Dennis Young. “They help people understand not just what these artifacts are, but why they mattered to the people who lived here.”
Museum volunteers Mike Kippen, Dennis Young and Ted Wiebe helped oversee the installation.
Tours will resume next summer when the museum reopens for the season.
