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Woodrow homestead a tribute In the early 1800's, Andrew Woodrow packed his family and headed for Canada, leaving behind forever his Scottish Highlands Home. He, his wife and daughter settled in what is now known as Coldwater, and in 1930 Woodrow built himself a one room log cabin By the mid 1850s his family had grown, the single room home was insufficient and so Woodrow went to work adding two larger front rooms and an upstairs The materials came from the land surrounding the homestead and the style was "classis" log-cabin The Woodrow Homestead has weathered the last 130 years well, and thanks to the Coldwater Canadiana, has been preserved for future generations to learn from and ap preciate. The home is an excellent example of the e Recovering . e@ Custom Building Furniture DUENKEL'S FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY e Complete Upholstery 4 it as e@ Repairs to PREM, Sat e@ Free pickup and Delivery WE ALSO SELL USED FURNITURE MIDLAND 526-5 1 2 1 Box 7, Victoria Harbour SAL STA SNOWMOBILE SUITS *9.99 $12.99 19.99 4 to 6X 7 OMIA: Adult Sizes E RTS NS (Limited Quantities) workmanship of our pioneer forefathers, made more unusual than' Fort York hanging by the fire was originally though other furnishings are not originals. Most furniture is for sale -- carried on a many other log eabins because it is still in its original location Thus far, only the original single room and one of the front rooms has been restored; the others still carry traces of the antiques modern age __ plaster on the walls and ceilings The fireplace mantle in the original single room Gift home is unique in style teresting and construction, the only other one like it being in commission Coldwater Canadiana in order to raise funds for the home's upkeep and for future projects items and in- knick-knacks make up a large portion of the goods carried in the gift shop. housed in the one front restored room. There are however a few" handicraft items, afghans, quilts. and antiques for sale. Interesting too are the apple dolls, made from dried out apples. The skillet used here. basis by The real attraction though has to be the beautiful log cabin itself, tucked in among the trees on the river's edge. T&R gardens laid. Work guaranteed. DECORATING residential. CONTRACTORS LANDSCAPING Sod laying, patios laid and fencing. Ornamental Interior and exterior decorating, painting and wallpapering. Industrial, commercial and ALL WORK GUARANTEED The Woodrow Homestead is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Mondays. It is located on the south side of Highway 12 in Cold- water. The next of Coldwater Canadiana's Historical tours is scheduled for today (August 18) and will leave the Woodrow Homestead at 1 p.m. The last successful tour in- cluded stops at Ossossane (Bear Clan Village), Port Coldwater Canadiana the driving force Phone 526-7983 SUN Ladies' BATHING SUITS Reg. to $15. 4.99 Tonanche' where Champlain landed in 1615. AY Men's BATHING SUITS Reg. to $12." $3.99 11:00 A.M. IN WASAGA BEACH Boy's BATHING SUITS $1.99 Ladies' PANT SUITS Reg. to $70. Men's JEANS Men's SHIRTS Men's PULLOVERS Ladies' CARDIGANS} There was talk in the early 1960's of demolishing the unusually well preserved and unique log cabin that graced the water's edge on the south side of Hwy, 12. No doubt, demolition would be for the sake of "progress" -- perhaps residential buildings, perhaps commercial ventures, perhaps an access road. In any event, the land and _ building were for sale and no government body, museum or historical society ventured an offer, largely because of limited funds at that time. Thus is set the stage for the creation of Coldwater Canadiana, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving history and specifically, to restoring the old log cabin. The Woodrow Homestead had stood on its original foundations for 150 years and more and the Cold- water group was intent on Coldwater school teacher, a band of residents borrowed fhe "funds to purchase the homestead and approximately one acre of the land surrounding the old home and fronting on the river. Its charter declared that Coldwater Canadiana is dedicated to the preservation of pioneer history; its, ob- jective is to fully restore the Woodrow Homestead and preserve this house as a museum honouring the pioneer families of the district, and as a cultural center for arts and crafts. The purchase of the home though, was only the first step on a long arduous road that has seen volunteers con- tribute hundreds of hours to. tearing down the plaster that hid the beautifully preserved logs, to restoring worn sections, laying new floors, the fieldstone in the original single room the sand and water -- it is a dedication that can never be measured or fully appreciated. Needless to say, there are sizeable recurring expenses that must be met by Coldwater Canadiana group. Coldwater memberships help defray some of the costs, as does the sale of gifts and handicraft items from the gift shop in the Woodrow Homestead. In order to assure the continuation of the froup's projects. Coldwater Canadiana also runs historical tours throughout the summer, holds a summer festival, sponsors a September supper (home-made food only), and sells home- baking and other goodies on a regular basis -- "and we pray a lot for new members." In the planning stages now, is a small museum of pioneer furniture, utensils and clothing; Reg. to $20. 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