Exhibits

Through the use of primary documents,  original photographs and authentic artifacts, A Place to Call Home examines the history and heritage of King Township, on land originally occupied by Indigenous Peoples, up to the present day.

This long-term display hosts thematic pop-up exhibits throughout the year. The exhibition is located in the Walter Rolling Schoolhouse Gallery, formerly the Kinghorn one-room schoolhouse, S.S. #23, circa 1861.

As the King Township Historical Society (KTHS) celebrates its 50th anniversary, this exhibit highlights the people and the passion that have made it work. Artifacts donated during the first year of collecting will be on display. Opens Saturday, April 30.

This exhibit presents an exclusive look into the McLeod Collection of Canadian Wedgwood, now owned by the King Heritage & Cultural Centre; what kind of Wedgwood was made for the Canadian market and why was it so popular. Opens Fall 2022.